Stepfamily and sentimental things like photos after dad passed away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really don't know what else you want from us here OP.

Most people have told you to forget about the photos. Many others have told you what they think of your behavior towards your father.

You've gotten plenty of answers from plenty of people. So why do you feel a need to still come on here and continue to justify yourself? Take your answers and be done with it already.

And some have had thoughtful nonjudgmental responses unlike yours. Those are the responses that are helpful.

Yes, isn't the criticism of OP posting repeatedly especially rich when a PP like this one has no problem with the repeated piling on?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should like a crappy child.

Yep. The Golden Crappy Child Award.

OP doesn't give the slightest indication that she is in grief over the loss of her father. Nope, it's all about what SHE wants - the photos, and what SHE has given - money.

She stated she visited her father during the time he was having trouble walking and needed convincing by a nurse to go to hospice. You think she would have been more involved then. She chose to go home and let her horrible step relatives deal with it all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should like a crappy child.

Yep. The Golden Crappy Child Award.

OP doesn't give the slightest indication that she is in grief over the loss of her father. Nope, it's all about what SHE wants - the photos, and what SHE has given - money.

She stated she visited her father during the time he was having trouble walking and needed convincing by a nurse to go to hospice. You think she would have been more involved then. She chose to go home and let her horrible step relatives deal with it all.

It sounds like there were visits by his siblings and the visits may have been scheduled so there was coverage during that time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should like a crappy child.

Yep. The Golden Crappy Child Award.

OP doesn't give the slightest indication that she is in grief over the loss of her father. Nope, it's all about what SHE wants - the photos, and what SHE has given - money.

She stated she visited her father during the time he was having trouble walking and needed convincing by a nurse to go to hospice. You think she would have been more involved then. She chose to go home and let her horrible step relatives deal with it all.

The Golden Crappy Post Award right here

[Anonymous]

Photos and memories are part of grieving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should like a crappy child.

Yep. The Golden Crappy Child Award.

OP doesn't give the slightest indication that she is in grief over the loss of her father. Nope, it's all about what SHE wants - the photos, and what SHE has given - money.

She stated she visited her father during the time he was having trouble walking and needed convincing by a nurse to go to hospice. You think she would have been more involved then. She chose to go home and let her horrible step relatives deal with it all.

https://www.picturethisorganized.com/how-photos-can-help-us-in-times-of-grief-and-loss/

PP, Just in case you do not understand that photos are part of the grief and loss process