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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there are a ton of entitled millennials here picking apart every little slight they perceive from their parents. There are tons of online support groups discussing this current estrangement phenomenon......grandparents being cut off for the stupidest things. OP, if you want real advice, you will have to explain, otherwise how can you actually expect advIce. The fact that you have blind supporters here only reinforces the syndrome of "My Mom doesn't get me and I'm gonna punish her." You openly admit you had some argument or something when she was at your house, yet you are dumbfounded that she felt that you snapped at her. You probably DID! In fact, you know you did, but it's her behavior that is on trial and you are ACTUALLY TALKING ABOUT CUTTING HER ENTIRELY OUT IF YOUR KIDS' LIFE. For what? You are engaging in revenge tactics. That's a clue more about you than her. If you do that...it's huge. [b]There better be a really good reason[/b] such as drug addiction, sexual divorce, physical...real physical abuse, serious mental illness that is untreated for something so severe. It's cruel and life changing. And you are also punishing your kids. Check yourself...and try again. Are you in a negative pattern with her? Is there something you are resentful about? Counseling? Therapy? Getting blind support from a forum where no one knows you or your Mom is immature. BINGO. [/quote] NP here. I'm not a millennial. If a person is toxic to you and causes you ongoing pain, that's a good enough reason to pull back and not interact. And let me be clear: abuse (yes, "real" abuse) doesn't necessarily have to be physical or sexual. Psychological abuse can be incredibly damaging and toxic. You sound unhinged. [/quote]
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