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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, what do you want to do? Not should, want.[/quote]

Wrong.  She needs to go because it is what she [u]should[/u] do.  Enough with this thought that people only have to do what they want to do.  OP has a responsibility to show up for her father.  If she doesn't do that then she is a complete failure as a person.[/quote]

Woah, that was a response. Way to bring your own baggage to a question. I asked because OP had asked what she *should* do we were all speculating on what OP *wanted* to do. I just wanted to know.

However, your response kind of makes me glad OP hasn't said anything. [/quote]

LOL.  My "baggage" is that people need to own up to their responsibilities, like honoring your father and mother.  That includes visiting a dying father regardless of the fact that he won't "know" it because of his dementia.  People like you, PP, make me weep for our society.  [/quote]

I weep for a society that honors abuse. People like you are what's wrong with this society, where abuse is held in high esteem. That's what you're doing here and what you're arguing for. You're what's wrong. [/quote]

Her dad was not an abuser.  She claims her mom is abusive but gives no information to back that up.  IMO she is being lazy and wants to be validated about it.  I can't imagine being so lacking in character as OP but she is what she is and apparently she isn't embarrassed to claim it.[/quote]

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