by 
Neptune66
ANSWERS: 6
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I'd try to remember that jealousy comes from insecurity and ignore her attitude as much as possible.
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Tell her to f off in no uncertain terms. :)
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if i had to be around her very little, i'd just tell her to get in line....if i had to be around her a lot, i'd nicely confront the situation
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Make her so jealous she would implode!!
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I have a sister-in-law just like that...she loves when something bad happens to me and you can tell she is unhappy when things are good for me....she even started wearing her hair like me, coloring it the same as mine....and wearing clothes similar to me....it was scary for awhile...but she has tamed down over the years....
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I have TWO of them!!! What I do is basically have absolutely no relationship with either of them. I am in the middle. Nine years younger than one of the witches and six years older than the other witch. The younger one would not know what to do next if she didn't have me to copy off of. I found out that she spies on my Classmates account and even went to my architect to TRY to build the same house. Everything always backfires on her anyways and now it's getting comical. She loves to hear bad about me, they both gossip about me as much as they can, but people are the wiser and take things from where they come. She does it with the kids too! I find them both very insecure and shallow. Thank God the older one moved, sadly the other one is around the corner. Like the saying goes, keep your friends close, but your enemies even closer!
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