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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who asks their son two weeks before the wedding if he is sure?!! Or purchases Disneyland Park tickets for her son and his gf after he tells her he is planning to propose? Yuck. [/quote] Parents who know it might not be right. My father asked me two months before the wedding. He also asked me again right before walking me down the aisle--the wedding photographer caught me giving him a WTF look. He was right, we were divorced 3 yrs later when he left me with a 3 month old who he later gave up for adoption, because he's a complete douchebag. My father was right, and he *knew*.[/quote] Same here. My dad asked me the morning of the wedding. My spouse left me with an infant. Dad was right. I would never, ever consider cutting off my parents. Estrangement is not a acceptable except in cases of criminal and major physical abuse. Yes, I judge you if you are estranged from your parents over accusations that they are narcissistic or toxic. It's more likely that you are the problem. [/quote] you clearly never experienced years of emotiinal abuse. good for you. your judgement is completely inconsequential to others. nobody cuts off a family member light heartedly or without a reason. Their reason doesnt have to make sense to you. [/quote]
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