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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I could have written your post 15 years ago when my DD was that age. Same situation with divorce & attitude. I had the exact perspective and comments to DD (love is unconditional, money is not). What she heard & understood was that I wasn’t going to be there for her. It took over a decade to repair our relationship. I so regretted having taken a hard stance and being rigid. I paid off her college loans a few years out of college. She’s 32 now, we’re closer, but I’ve never stopped wishing I’d been a soft place to fall for her. Your DD is smart and awesome, but she’s being pissy now. Love her through it. Please.[/quote] A million times this. OP this is a relationship issue. It is not a character issue or a question of authority/discipline. Repair the relationship. Go to therapy alone if she wont go with you.[/quote]
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