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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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I was just sitting here wondering how do you choose to address your mother-in-law, and father-in-law? Do you call them the same as your partner? ie "mom" and "dad"? do you call them mr. and ms.? or do you call them by their first names? i was thinking about my own family, and how my bros-in-law refer to my parents. my parents have long been divorced, and one bro-in-law calls them mom and dad. another calls my father dad, and my mom, by her name. then another one calls both by their names. my husband has chosen to call them mom and dad. me? i can't decide... so that is why i am asking what have you chosen. in their presence, i call them the same has my husband.

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First name, 'cus I'd find weird to call them Don and Doña as it's customary here. My sis-in-law's boyfriends call them by first name too so I hope they don't mind. I'm an adult and we treat each other as friends, I wouldn't call another adult too formally in a casual environment.

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My fiance calls my parents by their first names, since they requested so.

Due to the language barrier, I don't really talk to my fiance's parents much unless they start the conversation first.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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They are referred to as "The Outlaws"

that is how my mom and i refer to all of my sisters' husbands :jest: for good reason too, at least on my reasoning :whistle:

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Mom and Dad. - she calls my parents same, also - Mom and Dad.

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