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AITA refusing give my parents first grandchild" after they disowned ?
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They are absolutely trying to save face to their family and community. Our protagonist has been observing their wording on social media, and it seems like she's not the only one. They've definitely been called out and are only trying to make amends out of fear of social backlash.
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They also might be thinking about how much easier it will be to play the role of grandparent if they're looking after two grand kids – that way they entertain each other and all they have to do is feed them.
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Teen mom refuses to put son up for adoption against parents' wishes, cuts them off years later when they suddenly insist on playing role of grandparents: "They made their choice seven years ago"
If your kid has kids, you are not suddenly bestowed the title of grandparent. Technically speaking, yes, you are a grandparent, but if you want to be called "Grandma" or "Grandpa" by starry-eyed grandkids, you're going to have to put some work in. It's an important familial role, and it comes with many responsibilities to fulfil. Many grandparents play their role by helping out as much as they can; others do their best to spoil their grandchildren rotten and act as a foil to their own kids' attempts at parenting. The bare minimum, however, is to be present in their lives.
In our story today, a couple kicks their teenage daughter out when she refuses to put her baby up for adoption. Seven years later, they suddenly want to "reconnect" and be a part of their grandson's life. This isn't a hallmark movie, though; this is real life, and their daughter is not so keen on their sudden interest in her son. Get the full story by scrolling down below.