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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not sure why you’re getting skewered here, by people who are claiming you have no right to your daughter’s time. I think you know you actually don’t, and that this is a decision your daughter is making on her own. That’s why I think it hurts you, because she’s showing you her values.

I’m 29 and definitely would not have snubbed one of my grandparents this way. I’m also white, for context, so it isn’t like there’s some cultural factor as play that would have compelled me to feel like I had to go.

I’d guess that you didn’t explicitly stress the importance of this type stuff growing up. What she’s doing is selfish. [/quote]

Wow you are “white” ?...

And apparently perfect.

This has nothing to do with being white, black, pink, purple or any other color!

We have no idea what the relationship between grandma and darling grand daughter is.

No mom is not responsible in anyway to tell her DD that she should have showed up. She’s 29 an adult. [/quote]

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