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17-year-old goes no contact with mother when she fails to attend dance recital for the second time, mom desperately tries to win back her love: “My grandparents say I’m allowed to set boundaries”
Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Are you the kind of person who obsequiously remains stoic and loyal when you've put your foot down about something? Or are you the type to waver in between stubborn pride and betraying your own words? I know that for myself, I have a really hard time staying true to what seems like a meaningful and eternal life decision that I'm ranting about for days and hours on end, and my scathing words for or against someone or something soon becomes ephemeral mist in the scant silence that surrounds me in my rage.
For me, I can easily be persuaded in one direction or the other. In times of heightened emotions, I tend to say really outrageous things, and to promise all sorts of immoralities upon the rest of my days. My friends already know by now to just smile and nod at my ridiculous rants. In the story below, the protagonist is tired of empty promises. Read the full story below for all the juicy details.