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[quote=Anonymous]I think if your daughter feels "that's not how it happened" her viewpoint is worthy of credence, even if you feel it's wrong or off-base. Her point of view should be respected. It sounds as if you don't even feel her version of events is worth listening to or considering, which is troubling. And unless there's a video camera in your home that you can all sit down and watch a movie of events and establish the forensic record of "what happened," then what happened is a matter of subjective opinion. She's just as entitled to offer her version of events as you are. I'd be thankful she's confident and can speak up, since it sounds like you routinely shoot her down.[/quote]
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