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Input:  I had a falling out with my husbands brother who had said some nasty things about me behind my back to his dad (my father-in-law) I found out and confronted him and he played it off as a joke and never apologized. After i learned that him and his GF had not liked me for quite awhile and had pretty much been acting fake towards me for years i decided they were no longer in my life and told them both any chance of a friendship was ruined for now. The GF and my husband never became close or developed a friendship (if they had i wouldn't of asked her of this!), but she had this habit of speaking for the brother and asking my husband random things out of no where inviting him when the brother should be, I became uncomfortable with this because I knew she did not like me but for some reason was trying to get to my husband and alway acting as the brothers spokeperson. I told her I did not trust her BF (the brother) so in turn did not trust her (birds of a feather right?). She continued messaging and even inviting my husband to go tank floating with her, I told my husband she was over stepping boundaries and not respecting my wish. He stopped responding to her. after about 2 weeks she asked him why he stopped responding and if it was something she had done? I called her and reminded her that I had asked her stop messaging him unless it was an emergency, and that husband was just respecting me and our marriage. She called me controlling and that she was only trying to build a relationship with her BIL. I don't believe it and It was making me uncomfortable.  AITA?????

telling my husbands brothers GF to stop messaging him