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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You reap what you sow. The amount of love, care, time people put in their parenting, they will receive the same back. [/quote] This. My early childhood was pretty awful and later, my parents were indifferent and emotionally unsupportive. For some reason, they have mellowed as grandparents and expect a meaningful relationship with my kids. If it’s convenient for me, fine. But I’m not going out of my way to see my parents now. [/quote] Shame on you. This is exactly the attitude the OP is talking about. You are ostensibly happy, healthy and doing well as an adult. That's because your parents raised you. [/quote] You don’t know sh*t about my life or what I overcame to be happy, healthy, and doing well. It is in spite of my family, not because of them. They don’t have the right to rewrite history or to avoid the natural consequences of their decisions. [/quote]
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