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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Why are you so hesitant to go into any detail?[/b] If you just mean he got drunk and missed class, that's one thing. But I have a feeling it's worse and actually not so typical if you won't mention anything here on an anonymous forum.

Regardless, there's nothing you can do to convince your parents one way or another. If he truly has changed, his actions will speak louder than words and they will come to accept him in time.[/quote]

Because OP is immature.

Because if she told us what happened we would likely side with her family, and she doesn't want to hear that.[/quote]
But does it matter?

If he overcame these obstacles and is a functioning adult, what does it matter?[/quote]

As a sister there's a big  difference to me in my sister's seeing the ex who failed some classes, cheated on tests and was kicked out of school but eventually got together, and my sister is with the ex who had a  drug and alcohol problem  that led to expulsion and repeated arrests. Plus whatever other alarming behavior.
One is a youthful mistake the other is a lifelong issue that is likely to impact my sibling , future nieces and nephews and  extended family. Yes it's her life and her choice, doesn't men I stop caring about her or worrying about her when she's headed over a cliff but can't see it because the sex is so good and she's desperate to get married by 35.[/quote]

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