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Briar
Briar is 80% done
I imagine for a good chunk of the adult children that go no contact, they don't care about the will. Also a good chance the parents use that against their children.
Jul 29, 2026 01:35PM Add a comment
Doormat Mom, No More!: When Good Parents Finally Say “Enough” To Their Ungrateful Adult Kids

Briar
Briar is 74% done
I love cats but I find that example amusing. Cats more than other potential pets don't always demand attention beyond food and water. Perfect for a more negligent person
Jul 29, 2026 12:32PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 66% done
Accountability is a two way street
Jul 29, 2026 06:08AM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 64% done
Doing the bare minimum for your child is not a good parenting. Also, that verse is more about being able to stone disobidient children. As for first world countries losing their way, maybe they are thinking past themselves. The global climate, in a few different senses, is not the best. Replacement rates are often brought up by people who do little parenting and don't think beyond the immediate future.
Jul 28, 2026 12:15PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 60% done
Love how you only bring up a violent example of mental illness. You are right, it's not a get out of jail free card. However, it is something to take into account and adjust to. Treating someone with any disorder as someone 'normal' does not make things better. Ignoring it can make it worse.
Jul 28, 2026 11:01AM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 40% done
I find it amusing that you bring up boundries. I imagine you expected them to respect yours but you don't respect theirs. That's not 'wokism,' whatever that is. Some kids might go no contact for first world reasons. However, it is unlikely that's the main reason. Stating this just confirms this for your intended audience.
Jul 22, 2026 09:26AM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 36% done
Sounds like you don't understand what those commentors meant. A single mom can physically provide for her children but other areas may be lacking. That's not her fault. There are more than physical needs and it sounds like you may have been neglecting those
Jul 21, 2026 03:03PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 34% done
Passing phase? I think that's a fawn response. That does not speak well of your behavior. Compunded by he acusation you deny later in the chapter. Your daughter was trying to help you understand her. You ignoring her probably helped lead to you being estranged.
Jul 21, 2026 12:43PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 31% done
I don't think you understand psychology and contributing it to a creator isn't helping. So now we have another example. If that is how it turned out, you might have a point. However, this book seems rather disconnected with psychology, current economic trends, and with any child.
Jul 16, 2026 03:17PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 27% done
There are multiple sides to every story. I don't think you read the first article you referenced well. This is the first time I am hearing about there being encouragment to treat kids like peers. I have heard and agree that once a child is an adult that they should be treated as such. Love tossing around woke like it's an insult. Lastly, I do not care what your diety says about child care.
Jul 16, 2026 03:00PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 21% done
Withdrawing your blessing makes it sound like your love is conditinal. Bringing the Bilbe and forgiveness into this also seems intentional. How much of that book was used to justify many decisions?
Jul 16, 2026 02:20PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 17% done
Sounds like you have excluded her from some conversations. As for the trip to Australia of it all, I'm guessing it was always her coming to you
Jul 16, 2026 01:34PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 12% done
A bed, food, and shelter are the minimum. More excluded context. This is already a book that seems like it will only resonate with those who agree...
Jul 16, 2026 01:11PM Add a comment
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Briar
Briar is 9% done
Much of this story is already one sided. Did you rise to the occation for her or yourself? Also, was it the daughter's choice to leave the documents? Is this daughter the oldest?
Jul 16, 2026 11:58AM Add a comment
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