No no no . It was a horribly shitty thing to do . What if their ideas differ from yours in other aspects , is that OK for them to disregard ? And they aren ' t family they are SOs family . I can ' t think of much worse things than my ils or anyone else heading me at my most vulnerable . Just NO ! Generally your SO should deal with them . His family his problem . If he doesn ' t see it as a big deal . Invite your mom etc to his prostate exam see if he gets it . <| sep |> what kind of American <| sep |> No I ' m a Red Sox fan . I was traded to the Mets <| sep |> That ' s the culture in India . They match the color of the Turban with clothes . <| sep |> tldr Yes . I have been watching F 1 since Schumacher drove in a yellow Benetton and Senna in a McLaren . Those are some of my earliest memories . I have been on the internet sporadically since 1993 and regularly since ~ 2003 . I can honestly say that people have complained about F 1 pretty much every year . E . g . in the early 2000 s it was complaints about Ferrari getting a supposed unfair advantage , Schumacher making everything boring , small teams not being able to compete , cars not being able to follow each other etc . Does that sound familiar ? This sport just has a pretty basic metadynamic going on When a new set of regulations comes in , some teams get it right and some teams get it wrong . This makes everything new and exciting , but the rankings pretty quickly solidify and pace differences are pretty big , teams pretty much just perform at the level we expect them to . Then the teams that got it wrong or not as right as the top team get ever closer to the optimum , while the teams at the top face diminishing returns in their improvements . So performance differences shrink to a point where we get highly interesting seasons with many possible winners . Then the FIA changes the rules again or one team introduces an exploit for a massive previously unrealized loophole and the cycle begins anew . Yes , it doesn ' t always play out exactly like this , but it ' s a general trend that tends to hold over the decades . The point is , F 1 has always had bad seasons and good seasons . People have raved about F 1 being the best it has ever been one year and bemoaned F 1 being the worst it has ever been the very next year . Last year was pretty boring compared to 2010 or 2012 . But so was 1995 . Overall , the ontrack action has been pretty good since 2009 , at least by F 1 ' s historical standard . Yes , a worryingly increasing number of races have been rather boring in the last few years , but not nearly as boring as races in say 2007 and it doesn ' t happen nearly as often . That ' s why I ' m so worried about next year . They have decided to go back on many of the changes made for the 2009 season . I feel that this is the exactly opposite of what they should be doing to improve ontrack action . I fear that next year the cars will be even less able to follow each other in corners , which will require an even more ridiculous mario kart flap to make any overtaking possible at all . But I also have a deepseated faith in Bernie , the FIA etc . to keep tinkering with the ruleset if they don ' t work . 2017 might be D . O . A . , but it won ' t be the end of the sport . Especially with the ACO grenading WEC right now .