This is a deal-breaker for me, and I’m considering leaving her out of our parties.
I feel my mother disrespected my house and my rules, and I need to know how to handle future events.
Please help. I was raised to respect my parents, but this is a deal-breaker, and I’m seriously considering not including her in future events involving the children.Your mother has made it clear that your wishes and your rules mean nothing to her — she does what she wants. Now it’s time to exercise your own good judgment and do what YOU want. If you feel she might do something that would place the children in harm’s way, by all means exclude her from events involving them.
I bought him an expensive engraved pocket knife as a graduation gift, but there was a delay, and it didn’t arrive until we had graduated and he’d returned to his home country in Europe. I forwarded it to him with a card when I received it. Unfortunately, when the box arrived in his country a month later, it was empty except for the card. Someone had stolen my gift.Should I buy him a new one, or has the moment passed? While the knife was expensive, it didn’t cost so much that I can’t afford another one. He stressed that he didn’t expect a replacement.
What’s the right thing to do? The gift was intended as a memento of his graduation and our relationship, but it feels strange to repeat the exercise now that we’re broken up. What do you think?Because your ex-boyfriend made clear that he doesn’t expect a replacement, let the matter rest. Allow his memories of college — and you — to be his mementos. They are what’s most important because they can’t be stolen.I have been with someone for seven years.
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