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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My younger tried this with me, the whole "we need to talk about our childhood" and i quickly shut it down. One, there are two sides to every story, and she may think that no one cared about her and no one guided her in a good direction, but the truth is she was hard-headed, did not like to follow instructions, made the wrong friends, and always chose the worst boyfriends, and that had resulted in the life she has now. Two, the summary of MY life is not to be distilled to her perception of what me and our parents did or did not do for her. We are all 35+ years old with many years distance from living in the same household, and that time of my life is a distant memory. [/quote] *younger sister[/quote] Jesus. If she had any abuse you don't know about, you just retraumatized her, which would be a pretty natural follow-up to "we need to talk about our childhood" (and would explain her behaviour).[/quote]
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