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DeluxedEdition · 26-30, F
bijouxbroussard · F
I can’t imagine. The closest I could see might be if he or she murdered a sibling, but I’ve known such a situation where the parents didn’t even do that then.
Disowning a child because they’re gay, trans or love someone of a different race or ethnicity means (to my way of thinking) that the parent never really loved them.
Disowning a child because they’re gay, trans or love someone of a different race or ethnicity means (to my way of thinking) that the parent never really loved them.
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Sharon · F
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I will teach my children according to the bible not the world.
You epitomise christian love. Your hateful little god must be so proud of you.
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He did not sit with prostitutes so that they'd continue to prostitute did He?@basilfawlty89 @basilfawlty89
ginnyfromtheblock · 26-30, F
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anoderod55 · 61-69, M
JustNik · 51-55, F
I don’t think disowning would ever occur to me. There are terrible things that would certainly break my heart, and I wouldn’t protect them from consequences of wrongdoing. But they would always be my children whether I was proud or disappointed. I just don’t feel some legal maneuver would change that fact in my heart.
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@redredred So is this because you have stumbled at my question? You go figure that one out then we'll share ideas you and i
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And I asked you how you would correct a lazy child, irrespective of age. I'm still waiting for good answer.
. I asked you how you would go about correcting a grown up gay child
And I asked you how you would correct a lazy child, irrespective of age. I'm still waiting for good answer.
assemblingaknob · 26-30, F
Sharon · F
@SW-User Where did I give that impression I just said I could understand a parent who disowned a child who was being taught to hate their parents.
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@Sharon So you'd accept love and cherish a child whom you'd deem worthy of being cut off and disowned if they belonged to any other parent?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
PhoenixPhail · M
WhateverWorks · 36-40
Rxpe, murder, abusing a child or elderly person.
Other than that there’s nothing I can think of. There are a number of things that would result in a limited relationship though like there’s a difference between disowning someone versus simply refusing to pay their way anymore.
Other than that there’s nothing I can think of. There are a number of things that would result in a limited relationship though like there’s a difference between disowning someone versus simply refusing to pay their way anymore.
irishmolly72 · 56-60, F
Jenny1234 · 51-55, F
Nothing. I could never
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@Jenny1234 suppose your adult child refuses to grow up, be an adult and prefers to rely on you for the rest of their life. Do you you love them so much to let them be what they want to be, which is a perpetual child?
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@Jenny1234 Yeah but it's a problem that needs to be fixed so what's the solution?
Havesomefun2 · 56-60, M
Helped one of mine out now no talking form him
AbbySvenz · F
Rooting for the Dodgers.
Justenjoyit · 61-69, M
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I wouldn't disown a child but I surely wouldn't condone something I believe is wrong.
There might be a compromise, if both are willing... but chances are, if it's really serious, we may part ways. I wouldn't stop loving a child. There's just certain things I won't live by or excuse and allow.
There might be a compromise, if both are willing... but chances are, if it's really serious, we may part ways. I wouldn't stop loving a child. There's just certain things I won't live by or excuse and allow.
