Summary: women can't stand quiet and it's not easy to put them in their place and call them out without being rude

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Body: I was at my aunt's today, with my mother, for lunch. After lunch there I was at the living room with my uncle and my cousin, and we were watching a movie. Fast-forward to half of the movie and my mother and my aunt raid into the room talking loudly nonstop. Eventually they get quiet, but my mother often would reengage conversation with my aunt. The first moment she did that, I just remained silent with a very stern look, touched her arm and then pointed at the TV. She looked at it, seemed that she understood, and started rationalizing. A few minutes later she got out of the room and went to the garden to look at my aunt's flowers, so she had to follow her there.

I mean, they served me fucking lunch. They were not only the motherfucking hosts and owners of the place, but also everybody there was older than me. My uncle and my cousin were visibly annoyed by the women, but I held my urges to speak up and ask them to let us see the movie because in any situation - and especially with the kind of people within my family - I would be seen as being rude to them.

I thought of amused mastery, but I have my own limitations - I was kinda tired and feeling sleepy because of the food, and it's the kind of time in which is hard for me to pull amused mastery and make it seem natural (even when it isn't).

How do you deal with that behavior? What should I've done instead?

Even when they asked me questions I wasn't vocal in answering, to avoid stimulating their conversation.

And holy fucking shit, my uncle and my cousin are retarded bluepillers. The only thing that stops them from being beta is that I never, ever, see them validating women.