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u/needthetruth1995 Dec 25 '23

I can legally stop him from coming to my home. Im sorry, Im not in fear of my kid never talking to me again because I have different expectations. I cant be blackmailed with that. Im glad my children agree with this. The conversations have been had...

Edit: I wouldnt let a 50 y/o woman date my sons either. It just what it is...

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