My daughter hates me after an affair and divorce her father (husband, school)
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And you're rid of the Austistic child fathered by some genetically inferior zhlub of a thing that your Daughter got knocked up by.
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Next time Ungrateful Witch gets knocked-up by some subhuman life form
OMG. This is absolutely disgusting!!!
Thank God my grandson who has Autism has loving parents and grandparents that don't see him as a subhuman inferior zhlub! In fact, I think you should be looking in the mirror at yourself!!!
Thank God my grandson who has Autism has loving parents and grandparents that don't see him as a subhuman inferior zhlub! In fact, I think you should be looking in the mirror at yourself!!!
Boy, you sure didn't have any problem dishing out abuse to the OP earlier in this thread. But *now* you're going to throw your hands up in shock and get the vapors over Gloria's patently obvious use of exaggerated hyperbole in a post that has NOTHING at all to do with you or your family? lolol.
Wow, parts of this thread got ugly fast. But for the OP there's really nothing you can do about the daughter who disapproves. Give her space and let her know you miss her and would love to be in her life when she's ready. It may be tomorrow, it may be never but you have to let her decide. You can't control how others feel or react to things, you can only control your own actions and reactions. I bet she comes around eventually but for now you have to deal with the consequences of your actions, both good (happiness) and bad (daughter). We're not here to judge you, just to give advice that you requested.
Boy, you sure didn't have any problem dishing out abuse to the OP earlier in this thread. But *now* you're going to throw your hands up in shock and get the vapors over Gloria's patently obvious use of exaggerated hyperbole in a post that has NOTHING at all to do with you or your family? lolol.
Hypocrisy, thy name is convextech.
My opinion over whether that woman deserves the flak she's getting for cheating on her husband is *nothing* compared to someone calling an child with Autism (something THEY DIDN'T CHOOSE) subhuman. And that remark had everything to do with my family, because my grandson & niece are both Autistic.
My son has cut me off from contact too. He is 37 and his father and I divorced, due to his father's affair, 25 years ago. He holds me responsible I think though I has in the US and his father was in Europe at the time for work.
His father disappeared from his life, though to his credit he paid child support until my son was 18. I was the one who was always there, worked three jobs to support him because of the minimal child support, advised him, stood by him, supported him.
How this happened is beyond me. He was never abused or neglected. And he knows he is the light of my life. Perhaps he inherited his father's mean nature, I have no idea.
My opinion over whether that woman deserves the flak she's getting for cheating on her husband is *nothing* compared to someone calling an child with Autism (something THEY DIDN'T CHOOSE) subhuman. And that remark had everything to do with my family, because my grandson & niece are both Autistic.
No comparison, but thanks for playing.
you may want to go back and read the original statement- they called the FATHER subhuman- not the child- -
you may want to go back and read the original statement- they called the FATHER subhuman- not the child- -
no comparison- but thanks for playing........
It is unconscionable to discuss a CHILD as something one should somehow be grateful to be rid of. And the implication of the post, intended or not, is that the OP is better off without connection to the autistic child.
I too am usually entertained type Grandview Gloria's colorful posts but agree she crossed the line on this one.
Hopefully, you will cut the daughter out of your life for good and not be manipulated into being used again when her support money from her dad runs out.
BTW, it is really not an adult child's business what their parents decide to do with their own personal lives after the kids become adults.
I agree that time heals all--well, most--wounds. However, I think shock and anger from the daughter are pretty normal. Her mother cheated on her father, her parents divorced, and her mother's new man is cozy in the family home. Maybe she doesn't feel her dad was such a useless lump. Maybe she wonders if her parents should have gotten married or regret having children. She may just need time. And I do think a father kicking his disabled wife out and moving his girlfriend in would be received much more coldly than the OP is.
Gloria, I usually find your posts to be entertaining, even fascinating, but I have to say this comment was just nasty. My child is autistic and I am grateful my family has never acted with the disgust you show here.
I can't imagine the reaction I would have to some new guy living in my father's house with those circumstances. With me and my brothers that new guy would NEVER feel comfortable in that house.
I can't imagine the reaction I would have to some new guy living in my father's house with those circumstances. With me and my brothers that new guy would NEVER feel comfortable in that house.
Once you are an adult and on your own, it is none of your business how your parents decide to live their lives and whom and where they want to live with them.
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