In-laws can be an incredible addition to your family. They can serve as caring parental figures and/or loving grandparents, and they can be a great new support system in your life. Unfortunately, not all in-laws have such a positive impact. Some can be nasty, vindictive, manipulative, and toxic.
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Maybe you knew it was time to cut off your in-laws ON YOUR WEDDING DAY when your mother-in-law screamed, "I object!" as you married her son, then ran up the aisle sobbing and calling you horrible names.
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Or, perhaps you and your partner decided to cut off her parents after her father faked a break-in to your house in the middle of the night to try and convince you to move neighborhoods.
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Or, maybe you cut your in-laws off after they said they would never love your child from a previous marriage "like their own grandchild."
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What was the breaking point that made you decide to cut off your in-laws? Tell us your story in the comments or submit anonymously using this form for a chance to be featured in a BuzzFeed Community post.
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