AmaEdwards
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Exactly. I was my MIL's driver for a minor procedure. I had never been the driver before. I had to leave for a few minutes to get medication for myself, and I accidentally missed a call from the doctor. I didn't recognize the number, but called back as soon as I caught it. From then, I made sure to stay in the waiting room, and not miss another call. This guy, to me, sounds like he is utilizing weaponized incompetence and narcissistic behavior.
Ytj. I can get that you'd rather have your daughter focus on her studies. Most parents do. What I cannot get behind is how rude you were in front of her fiancé. So what that he has a disability that needs management? Lots of people do. I have a chronic disease that needs constant management. I would be mortified and feel less than human if my fiance's mother had told him, in front of me no less, not to get with me because he may someday need to help me manage my disease. How do you know they haven't already discussed how they will handle is problems? And marriage says "in sickness AND in health" not just "I promise to stand by you, so long as your life doesn't impact mine."