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Family fall outs...
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Do you bicker and fall out?
Got a message from my nephew saying his dad has kicked him out. His dads family are forever falling out. I really don't understand it.
Anyone else got a family like this?
Got a message from my nephew saying his dad has kicked him out. His dads family are forever falling out. I really don't understand it.
Anyone else got a family like this?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes, some of my Dad's family are like this, particulalry one aunt. She didn't even go to her only son's wedding and he's the loveliest boy and wished death and destruction on any offspring he may have!!! They are all friends again now, but I don't think I would have ever forgiven her. She just loves a good fight - horrid woman.
I am not in contact with my sisters - both older than me - long story.
All families have fall-outs, but if they involve my kids, and they very very rarely do, then i will try and mediate, which is easy because with one exception, they can be talked round.
I remember when my youngest daughter was born, at 3:10 in the morning - I was not on speaking terms with my mum then (since more or less got over it) - and my in-laws told me not to ring if it was after midnight (yes, I know!).
So I walked all the way from the maternity ward three floors up, down to the pay-phones in the entrance hall, and stood there for a few minutes, and then walked back up again because I realised I didn't actually have anyone to phone.
I don't want that for my girls, so I will do everything I can to prevent that happenng to them.
All families have fall-outs, but if they involve my kids, and they very very rarely do, then i will try and mediate, which is easy because with one exception, they can be talked round.
I remember when my youngest daughter was born, at 3:10 in the morning - I was not on speaking terms with my mum then (since more or less got over it) - and my in-laws told me not to ring if it was after midnight (yes, I know!).
So I walked all the way from the maternity ward three floors up, down to the pay-phones in the entrance hall, and stood there for a few minutes, and then walked back up again because I realised I didn't actually have anyone to phone.
I don't want that for my girls, so I will do everything I can to prevent that happenng to them.