By dickbag - 25/11/2015 05:23 - United States - Baton Rouge

Today, my mom hates my grandmother (her mother-in-law) so much that she's trying to guilt me into not visiting her when I come home for Thanksgiving. I wouldn't be coming home for Thanksgiving in the first place, but my grandmother bought me the plane ticket. FML
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MDoremis 38

You're an adult (I'm assuming) and can make your own decisions. Don't let her guilt you into anything.

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Lalala579121 27

I bet the grandma is a member of Hell's Grannies so she's a tough customer.

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MonstreBelle 28

I don't remember much from my early childhood, but I know I wouldn't want to face granny in a fight.

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Dalboz 26

I'm trying to understand just how the hell can you guilt trip someone into not visiting his grandma

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MsFit 17

23- The only thing I can think of is OP's mom giving some sort of ultimatum about OP loving either her or the grandmother. Maybe saying something along the lines of "if you really loved me, you wouldn't be visiting someone you know I hate and spending your time with her knowing that it hurts me." But that's a situation similar to one that happened in my family recently, so I may be way off base.

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leogachi 15

@29 Wow, that's awful. I would have responded with, "If you really love me then you wouldn't try to keep me from seeing someone I care about. Until you decide to stop trying to force me to choose your side, I won't be speaking with you."

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Hiimhaileypotter 52

#29, that's the same kind of shit my parents attempt to put me through. That's also part of why I moved out of their house and away from them as soon as humanly possible when I turned 18. Now that I'm not with them 24/7, our relationship has actually gotten better (if only slightly). Hope your situation gets better!

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MsFit 17

43- I'm sorry you have to deal with that. No one should ever have to. It's good that you moved out, though. Sometimes the relationship between kids and their parents is better off having some distance. Thank you. Unfortunately, it's my sister's husband giving her that ultimatum about me. He hates me because I have been talking to my sister about leaving him before his abuse escalates further. He seems to think I'm the one who told her to leave him, when in reality she came to me and said she wants to make a plan to leave him when she feels safe enough to. Hopefully things will be resolved soon so that she can start over and finally have a chance at the happy, peaceful life she deserves

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MDoremis 38

You're an adult (I'm assuming) and can make your own decisions. Don't let her guilt you into anything.

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Accurate_Vision 31

Her rivalries are her rivalries, not yours. Don't let her thoughts and feelings get in the way of your life and who you visit. You love your grandmother, she doesn't. Tough luck for her, you're gonna see your grandmother.

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mezochan 29

Go see your grandmother. You have nothing to do with their beef and your grandma would love to see you, seeing as she bought your ticket to go home.

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cheeeksss 29

No matter how much I hate someone, I would never convince others to side with me and gang up on him/her. It's so childish; your mother should be ashamed of her actions. It's Thanksgiving for goodness sake, you should be allowed to see all of your family, including your grandmother.

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OSMC 10

if a mother is that kind of person, shes a shitty mother

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leogachi 15

@20 Agreed. If I were Op, I'd probably stay away from my mother this Thanksgiving.

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restinpepperonis 13

It wouldn't be thanksgiving without the whole family!

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tintin10_fml 13

if you don't go and visit your grandmother youvmay as well go back to where you came from and rot.

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catanita 18

Go visit and spent as much time with her as you can. Once she will be gone there will be noting to do about it and you might regret it. I know i do.

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