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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You sound like my mom. If anyone reaches out to her with any kindness, she sees it as an intrusion or judgment. “Thank you! I appreciate that you’re thinking of me. Thankfully we have savings so we aren’t struggling right now. I will use this gift card when we are all together for Thanksgiving.” And the grieving thing is not fair. Nobody can read your mind (especially because you’re limited in what you share with them), so feeling angry that she is sending you cards on his birthday because you’re not upset is a you problem. [/quote] I understand this. I don't invade other people's space, so I guess that's my issue. If I say I am fine, leave it/me alone. Doing otherwise reeks of you not respecting my boundaries and doing what makes YOU feel better. That's not goodwill.[/quote]
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