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AITA for refusing to let my kids see my mother after she sold the home I paid for?
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This mother sounds like a narcissist. If she's not, she's definitely not a good mother. Who does this kind of thing to their own daughter? And then to be audacious enough to expect your daughter to still share her life and kids with you as the grandmother? She's delusional.
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This protagonist has put so much into the home. It must be heartbreaking to walk away from the home, as well as all the decades of money she put into it. This will put such an intense and heavy strain on her relationship with her mother, and it's all her mother's fault.
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“You have one week to pay $20,000 or move out”: Mother betrays daughter financially when daughter’s forced out of the home she spent thousands on, she refuses to allow her to see grandchildren in retaliation
Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Finances are no small feat. We all know about cheating, usually associated with physical intimacy, and emotional cheating is also talked about – the act of falling in love or infatuation with another while in a relationship. But there's a nascent form of infidelity that arose, and it's financial cheating. This can look like many things. Maybe it's someone's husband's secret credit card where he spends thousands of his family's dollars on another woman, without even touching her. Maybe it's being lied to and betrayed financially, or someone not paying back a debt that's owed. No matter what direction you look at it, it's still a betrayal, and it still warrants time and healing to get through.
Betrayal is one of the worst feelings in the world. It's like someone dropped a glacier into your stomach. The fear and surrealism behind finding out a truth that you never thought was humanly possible is not a feeling I would hope on my worst enemy.
In the story below, the protagonist has been swindled by her own mother. After spending thousands upon thousands of dollars over the course of a decade, she's forced to move out of the home that she was promised.