What is the problem with the in-laws?

They drink too much and argue loudly.

Why is the woman worried?

She is worried about their behavior and how it will affect her family.

When do the in-laws visit?

They visit after the new baby is born.

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My In-Laws Want to Visit After the Baby Is Born. Their Night “Routine” Fills Me With Dread.

First publishedAug 17, 10:00 UTC

Last updatedAug 17, 14:30 UTC · just now ago

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My In-Laws Want to Visit After the Baby Is Born. Their Night “Routine” Fills Me With Dread.

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A woman's in-laws have a problem with drinking too much and arguing loudly.

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A woman's in-laws drink too much and argue loudly. They visit their son and daughter-in-law after their new baby is born. The woman is worried about their behavior.

Why it matters

This story is about a family problem that can be difficult to deal with. It shows how some people's behavior can affect others.

In brief

What is the problem with the in-laws?: They drink too much and argue loudly.
Why is the woman worried?: She is worried about their behavior and how it will affect her family.
When do the in-laws visit?: They visit after the new baby is born.

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The outlets frame the story as a personal problem that the woman is dealing with. They focus on the woman's feelings and concerns.

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The in-laws have a problem with drinking too much and arguing loudly.
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SlateAug 17, 10:00Focuses on the woman's concerns