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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP- husband supports son. Spoke with his parents. They believe our son. I’m not sure which other cousins/aunts and uncles know at this point. Husband reserved a separate place for anniversary party. Will show up day of for parents. Older son can do same if he wants or skip it. I’m not interested in making everyone take sides and ruin anniversary party. At that point everyone will know why. Younger son and I will not go; grandparents understand. Thanks for various suggestions. I support my husband visiting with his family. One family unit with problems shouldn’t prevent being with everyone else. Going forward, I do not want to spend anytime with the accusing family, even if it means missing Christmas at my in-laws, which has been fun over the years. Hope I am justified in this and it’s not over-reaction. [/quote] No no no no no You are absolutely an idiot Your son did nothing wrong and your husband is going to his parents anniversary party with people accusing him?! You are both sickening. That is not support that is stupidity. You are not a good person because you are handeling this pathetic group with kid gloves, you are a shitty person not standing 100 percent with your son. Your husband is a horrible father. [/quote]
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