Toxic Dad Entitled To Grandkids
Most people would hear a loved one announce that they have left a toxic relationship and wonder if they’re safe, ask how they’re doing, and if they need anything. However, I said “most” because, apparently, not all family members think it’s a thing that should be celebrated. Getting out of a toxic relationship should mean finally having the freedom to decide what happens next. For the woman in this situation, that meant leaving a six-year relationship that had involved verbal and physical toxicity and beginning to rebuild her life. Unfortunately, her father apparently had a completely different idea of what her next chapter should look like. Parents are wonderful, but they can also forget that raising someone doesn’t give them permanent voting rights over that person’s future magnific / Magnific (not the actual photo) After six years of verbal and physical maltreatment, the woman finally
