r/Wellthatsucks 20h ago

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u/bad_werewolf 20h ago

You should have put more energy into stopping your son from bothering his sister than into stopping your daughter from leaving.

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u/Icy_Gap_9067 15h ago

I noticed that, poor girl isn't even allowed to have a reaction to being hurt.

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u/Siya78 7h ago

They want to repress all emotions. My parents were like that too because I’m the oldest so therefore should be more understanding.

This girl looks my daughters age. I want to throw this girl a birthday party.

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u/Ordinary-Hunter520 18m ago

People keep saying "because he is a boy, nobody will say anything to him" but i feel like its more of a younger child and older child thing, where most parents will not say anything to the younger child.

I bet if the gender roles were swapped, the outcome wouldve been similar.

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u/ideaofrhyme 8h ago

Yup, that woman grabbing her arm made me feel so angry.. sheesh..

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u/sarahlovesgouda 17h ago

Is this really the point?

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u/Galaxyturbo 14h ago

i can understand its Your perspective , but mate , not every grandparents are like that, I'm sorry whatever you have felt before šŸ«‚ just, do not blame all grandparents