Grandma

I always thought it was my grandfather who cheated.

I found out it was you.
Everything makes sense now...

why you hate his wife of the past 30 years

why you moved back to the same town for a year

why you lied and told us that seattle is too dreary, that kansas will have more sun and will help your eyes...

how you used my father as an excuse why you had to move back to seattle...

why you broke up his marriage with my step-mother of 25 yrs because you wanted him to go to kansas with you...

and now, he's a broken man, and the sad part is that you live together now, with no one but yourselves... your failed marriages

But you don't know that I know.
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advice from Guest3314981 | 07-02-2007 08:04 | E : 0 | S : 0
I feel where you're coming from. "The acorn never falls far from the tree." In my family it's alcoholism and mind games. My grandmother is a bitter, spiteful old woman; my father is a bitter, vengeful bastard. Yet they live together, and all they have is each other . . . Ignore the person who told you to mind your own business. It IS your business in the sense that children pattern themselves after their parents. It may be best that they continue to not know, but that doesn't mean you can't learn from how their lives turned out and keep yourself from going down the same path.
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advice from Guest3106916 | 05-10-2007 13:30 | E : 1 | S : 4
Mind your own business. I prmise you that your grandparents are old enough to handle their own marital problems.

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