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November 22, 2006, 6:48 am PST

I have to agree with your point.

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I don't understand the love affair people have with DNA. If a non family member did any of these things they would be happily ejected out of people's lives easily... But because they have similar genetic code they feel obligated to deal with an ass****?

I do not understand why DNA or family relations should mean you have to keep such a toxic person in your life. Sure, make an honest effort but if it's not returned... accept it. The truth of the matter is not everyone loves or even likes everyone, and that's okay. It's still the truth even if the other person is family. And if the other person has done some very repugnant things - wish death to you, threaten you, harmed you - then it makes no sense to stay in a relationship with them.

 

There are always 2 sides, no, 3 sides to a story. I understand that. But when the "other side" has made it quite clear they want nothing but ill will for you, I'd take a hint & remove them from my life.

 
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November 22, 2006, 11:38 am PST

Hierarchy of personal relationships

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I don't understand the love affair people have with DNA. If a non family member did any of these things they would be happily ejected out of people's lives easily... But because they have similar genetic code they feel obligated to deal with an ass****?

Hierarchy of relationships: #1 friends, #2 enemies,and  #3 family. The reason enemies are listed before family they will hesitate before they inflict emotional or physical pain.

 

On the other hand, family will not hesitate and feel they have the “right” to hurt each member of the "family". Coming from a violent alcoholic family I understand the dynamics of a dysfunctional family values.  

 


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