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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How old are you?[/quote]

Op here and I’m turning 23 in July [/quote]

[b]This explains everything. [/b] OP stop being such a brat.[/quote]

What does age have to do with this? And how am I being a brat? [/quote]

The fact that you actually *care* about this speaks volumes.  I thought the EXACT same thing when you posted your age.  If you were more mature (which usually comes with age and experience), you would either a)not give a shit and live your life, or b) not move in with your boyfriend.  Instead, you are upset with your family for treating you and your boyfriend like you are shacking up...which you are.  Woman up and deal.
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You need to stfu, you don’t know me or my family. Wait till someone calls your significant other the wrong thing. I’m not going to let people disrespect me just because they’re older. Like I said in my other posts, if they don’t comply I’ll stop attending family events. Don’t effing tell me to “woman” up? Wtf does that even mean? Why don’t you “man” up? [/quote]

They’re just acting like your family. They see they’re getting a rise out of you and they’re baiting you even more. Ignore. Move on. All the arguing in the world won’t make them behave decently. When they see you’re truly offended, they’ll blame it on your age or say you can’t take a joke and they’re teasing. This isn’t a normal and healthy way to act toward someone you love. Try reading the book boundaries, then set some. Stop expecting them to change if you argue or say the right thing. [/quote]

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