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In reply to the discussion: I was kicked out my aunts house today.. [View all]datasuspect
(26,591 posts)110. we don't ever let our kinfolks get harmed
if anyone knows about it.
does it get tricky?
yup.
but fuck the consequences, blood is blood. and if you ain't kin, you ain't shit.
at least in my world.
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when he is in the storage room he takes something out his pocket and stuffs it in the closet somewhe
SummerSnow
Jan 2013
#12
Very sorry to hear this. Her 'anger' at you is surely frustration about her life.
elleng
Jan 2013
#4
She's in some trouble whether she knows it or not. Make sure she knows she can turn to you if
Squinch
Jan 2013
#5
Sounds like he's doing illegal shit as well. She needs to get out! NOW! nt
riderinthestorm
Jan 2013
#17
She spends three hours standing in the window every night waiting for him to return?
Fumesucker
Jan 2013
#13
Is that it? Didn't you keep asking and explaining. You need to be more loquacious.
Auntie Bush
Jan 2013
#39
If she has to stand in the window she's not looking through his things in the house
Matariki
Jan 2013
#63
I'd call a women's shelter for advice on how to be supportive in this type of situation.
aikoaiko
Jan 2013
#22
What are the credit card purchases? FYI--she needs a divorce lawyer and a crisis shelter. nt
msanthrope
Jan 2013
#36
What state is the aunt in? edited to add, this is a very serious situation.
msanthrope
Jan 2013
#115
how old is your aunt? is she of an age where you can call an elder abuse hotline?
niyad
Jan 2013
#45
This sounds like an excellent approach to me. It will get you started talking to
RKP5637
Jan 2013
#133
I am sorry, but when one sees a situation like this, one does whatever one can. the attitude of
niyad
Jan 2013
#112
Your aunt is likely not in a safe situation. Whether or not she knows it. PLease,
silvershadow
Jan 2013
#59
if she were having memory issues, wouldn't you think that a proper course of action would be
niyad
Jan 2013
#113
It's not hard at all to believe that the man would all of a sudden start something like this. I
Nay
Jan 2013
#128
Oh, not any that I saw. People in other posts who mention that are going overboard, IMHO.
Nay
Jan 2013
#139
I had a teaching colleague whose husband had retired from the same college
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2013
#155
It could also be that he has a type of dementia and has become paranoid in his old age.
haele
Jan 2013
#137
Hmm, I was kind of thinking along those lines, but hadn't made the connection to that sort of danger
denverbill
Jan 2013
#138
Thank you. In my posts above, I did forget to mention that these situations NEVER improve.
Nay
Jan 2013
#141
for those who dismissed this awful situation--it is pretty clear that none of you have ever been
niyad
Jan 2013
#114
I find that it is generally best to assume grownups are acting of their own agency.
lumberjack_jeff
Jan 2013
#162