Q&A How Can I Set Better Boundaries with My In-Laws?

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Question

How do I convey to my in-laws that telling extended family of my infidelity, so soon into recovery, violates their daughter's privacy even worse than I already have? They tell me I have forfeited any rights, even to our collective privacy. I wrote the family a HURT letter, also setting boundaries; here is an excerpt from their reply. "What we told and who we told was our own choice and we cannot see how we violated [the betrayed]."

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I would highly recommend giving this a try.
 
-D, Texas