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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, waking up to lots of good comments, thank you. I’m leaning towards just saying that since she’s local she needs to hang at her place and meet at the beach or come for dinner when we’re there one night. It’s so strange to me the push back on the details of my frustrations. I’m actually very open to it. But honestly, I mean, you have three girls who grew up together. And now was adults, we’d buy our own separate milk and label it? Is my “expectation” that she offer the kids bananas when she’s in the kitchen off? She’s not a maid. But when she can’t even be thoughtful enough to pour a glass of wine when she’s full of hers just is so insane to me. I guess we have a much more communal living vibe here? And yes to the PPs, my BF and me take care of her baby too. Baby poops, grab a diaper. Baby is fussy, put her in the wrap. It’s honestly a pretty solid gig for my cousin[/quote] Good luck brokering a peace on this. Maybe if you reach out more than usual between the trips to catch up she’ll be more willing to accept your excuse that it’s about space and not rejecting her. And maybe you’ll have more context of her crappy behavior, idk. [/quote]
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