One experience you'd delete from your life if you could? Important or insignificant, silly or serious, embarrassing or just plain frustrating.
Or, would you choose to keep all your experiences instead?
56-60, F
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Adogslife · 61-69, M
Being sued by my parents
Being disowned
Being disinherited
Mother, sister and father all died (at different times) without me being told. I learned about all three weeks after the fact from random people offering condolences. They were each unaware that I didn’t know someone had passed nor had I been invited to the funeral(s).
Being disowned
Being disinherited
Mother, sister and father all died (at different times) without me being told. I learned about all three weeks after the fact from random people offering condolences. They were each unaware that I didn’t know someone had passed nor had I been invited to the funeral(s).
Adogslife · 61-69, M
@Wiseacre I expanded a family business. When money and ownership became an issue, I left the business and went out on my own.
They sued me and lost. They sent the IRS after me and failed. When they lost the ability to control me, they disowned me.
The disinheriting was just a way of my father keeping my mother’s wishes from the grave. She was a narcissist. She hated losing.
That’s the simple explanation. It’s also what keeps me strong and happy. If you can beat that, the sun tends to shine on you.
They sued me and lost. They sent the IRS after me and failed. When they lost the ability to control me, they disowned me.
The disinheriting was just a way of my father keeping my mother’s wishes from the grave. She was a narcissist. She hated losing.
That’s the simple explanation. It’s also what keeps me strong and happy. If you can beat that, the sun tends to shine on you.