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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes trying to "help" is trying to "control".

OP - look in the mirror.

The kid is 8. He was trying to help. Too bad he wasted his efforts on nutty grandparents.

I was referring to OP and her DH, her whole post reeks of backhanded control. Her son is just the unfortunate mini-me that thinks he is trying to help. She thinks it’s precocious, it’s just sad.

It’s sad that the kid was trying to help but he was punished for it by his grandparents. Good life lesson there.

The lesson is it is no longer help when people have asked for it to stop.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

It’s certainly not an 8yo kid who was trying to help. No one should “put him in his place”.

Why isn't his mother protecting him then? She didn't have to relay the message to "just stop", did she? It was said to her. If she agreed with you she would have kept it to herself.

Keep reading. That wasn’t the only thing that happened.

They yelled at the kid.

Read what?

This part: "But my 8 year old called her from his Ipad and my mom gave him a long lecture about how we "already went on our vacation" and how "she isn't going to be able to make any flights that your dad (my DH) made for us as they are too expensive or have layovers."

Where's the yelling? Where's Grandpa in this phone call? The child initiated the phone call after Grandpa asked me mom to put a stop to it.

Keep reading. They yelled at him when he called.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

It’s certainly not an 8yo kid who was trying to help. No one should “put him in his place”.

Why isn't his mother protecting him then? She didn't have to relay the message to "just stop", did she? It was said to her. If she agreed with you she would have kept it to herself.

Keep reading. That wasn’t the only thing that happened.

They yelled at the kid.

Read what?

This part: "But my 8 year old called her from his Ipad and my mom gave him a long lecture about how we "already went on our vacation" and how "she isn't going to be able to make any flights that your dad (my DH) made for us as they are too expensive or have layovers."

Where's the yelling? Where's Grandpa in this phone call? The child initiated the phone call after Grandpa asked me mom to put a stop to it.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes trying to "help" is trying to "control".

OP - look in the mirror.

The kid is 8. He was trying to help. Too bad he wasted his efforts on nutty grandparents.

I was referring to OP and her DH, her whole post reeks of backhanded control. Her son is just the unfortunate mini-me that thinks he is trying to help. She thinks it’s precocious, it’s just sad.

It’s sad that the kid was trying to help but he was punished for it by his grandparents. Good life lesson there.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

It’s certainly not an 8yo kid who was trying to help. No one should “put him in his place”.

Why isn't his mother protecting him then? She didn't have to relay the message to "just stop", did she? It was said to her. If she agreed with you she would have kept it to herself.

Keep reading. That wasn’t the only thing that happened.

They yelled at the kid.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes trying to "help" is trying to "control".

OP - look in the mirror.

The kid is 8. He was trying to help. Too bad he wasted his efforts on nutty grandparents.

I was referring to OP and her DH, her whole post reeks of backhanded control. Her son is just the unfortunate mini-me that thinks he is trying to help. She thinks it’s precocious, it’s just sad.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

It’s certainly not an 8yo kid who was trying to help. No one should “put him in his place”.

Why isn't his mother protecting him then? She didn't have to relay the message to "just stop", did she? It was said to her. If she agreed with you she would have kept it to herself.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes trying to "help" is trying to "control".

OP - look in the mirror.

The kid is 8. He was trying to help. Too bad he wasted his efforts on nutty grandparents.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

It’s certainly not an 8yo kid who was trying to help. No one should “put him in his place”.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

^ Grandpa never talked to DS. OP has been very contradictory in her sad tale of woe. She's clearly trolling and sockpuppeting. But sure, Grandpa is the bad guy.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?

All it tells me is that OP is a lying liar who lies. But keep dumping on "Grandpa" when clearly he never talked to OP according to her own words.

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Anonymous wrote:Even if we agree the "just stop" is rude, I think it's one of those moments you forgive because of a stressful situation.

To another adult, sure.

To your 8yo grandson? No. Pull up your grampy underpants and say it kindly.

How do you know it was unkind? Were you there? Why is mom letting the kid text, FaceTime, and call his grandparents repeatedly over this? Grandpa was at work. Do you allow your kids to harass you at work?

OP said they yelled at him.

So you only read the title and not the novel. Here is what OP actually said: "My mom was texting us all morning in a group text and separate texts plus my dad was sending group texts from when his flights were canceled until he called me from my mom's phone (he has never done that) to ask DS, age 8, to "just stop" and that he was not going to fly to DC unless he could fly to DCA only"

Sorry you have poor reading comprehension and have been on a rampage against Grandpa for no reason.

No, that wasn’t in the title and I read the whole thing. Keep going.

“DS is really hurt that my parents yelled at him and were "unkind".”

What were you saying about reading comprehension?