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I don't think I would have the energy to have expectations regarding my SIL showing up or not to my party.
(It's funny you should say 21st is usually a big deal, because in my particular country it is not lol, even 18 I don't know anyone who made a big deal of it, for us it's more 15).
This honestly should have been a talk you had before you moved in
When in conflict, each person’s feelings should be treated as just as important, not more than, not less than, but just as important. So one side shares their perspective, receives validation, then the other side shares and gets the same. After that, solutions that work for both are explored and then implemented. Problem is, it sounds like you and maybe her are coming at this more as how do I win this argument, rather than how do we resolve it. So if you can both instead look to understand each other rather than convince each other, you might have a better chance at finding an option that you both feel good about.
You may be right. Thank you for pointing that out. Idk if I'm simply jealous or just can't understand her fixation towards kpop.
I deff prefer this version from the ‘business talk’, as a fellow business owner.
Please don't let your children grow up thinking this is how normal relationships work. They'll be likely to repeat it in their own lives. You're their role model, so get out and show them how to be healthy.
If she is actively trying to get the husband out of jail, then she is clearly part of the problem and she needs to figure this out on her own. Don’t set yourself on fire to keep someone else warm.
If he isn't interested in your thoughts, why are you still with him? Sharing is a fundamental part of a healthy relationship. Ignoring is not. He is behaving the way he will always behave except ignoring you will become more extreme. If you can tolerate being a second class citizen in a one way relationship, stay. My money is on the likelihood that this treatment is going to get old pretty fast. Why waste your time waiting for the inevitable?
The seven principles for Making a Marriage Work goes into this. I believe Gottman calls it stonewalling. I know you aren't married and it's earlier in the relationship but the book might offer insight