4 UPDATES: MIL Forcefully Tried to Make Me Eat Cake on Her 25th Wedding Anniversary Not Caring About

4 UPDATES: MIL Forcefully Tried to Make Me Eat Cake on Her 25th Wedding Anniversary Not Caring About My Allergy & Smashed The Cake Into Face When I Refused....Oh Boy Now She's Regretting It Because She Won't Be Any 26th Wedding Anniversary Now….

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I (27F) got married to my husband Frank (30M) about a year ago after being together for two years. I've met his family plenty of times and we all used to get along until recently, when he and I were visiting his parents and the conversation somehow turned to kids and I casually mentioned that I wasn't interested in being a mother. My husband and I have obviously talked about this before and both of us are on the same page about kids; that we don't want kids. My mother-in-law "Sharon" (52F) was the one who initiated the conversation at dinner that day and when my husband and I made it known that we weren't planning on having kids ever, she tried to change our minds, especially mine. She continued to try and convince me to have kids at some point for the next couple of days until I told her that I wasn't interested and that neither was my husband. So that was it and I didn't want to discuss this further. I made my boundaries clear and I guess she couldn't handle it because after that she started being really cold to me and would act weird every time I came around. My father-in-law, Ben (53M) didn't seem to care much, which was a relief.

I did discuss Sharon's behavior with Frank but he told me that she was just upset and would come around eventually because it's not like she had a choice. It wasn't her place to dictate whether we should have kids or not, so she could act upset but it wasn't going to change our decision.