Grandparents have the potential to have some very special relationships with their grandchildren. But something about the generational differences can either bring them really close or be a barrier that holds them back from being able to relate to each other. We so often hear the term, "oh, they're from a different time, don't take what they say to heart" but that doesn't really make any sense. Sure they were alive during a time where 'things were different' but they were also alive during the times where those 'things' changed, so why couldn't they also shift their outlook?
It was Reddit user u/marshmellowdad who asked the 'Am I The A-Hole' community if he was in the wrong for confronting his parents and telling them to stop harassing his grandson. Ugh, grandparents sometimes are loco.
Before diving into the story, the OP provides some much needed backstory about his relationship with his problematic parents and the way in which they treat his sons. It's a conflicting situation to say the least.
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