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Have you ever disowned or been disowned?

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It's my birthday today so it's a chance to reminisce about the good and bad in my life and get drunk!

My parents had a lot of psychological and substance abuse issues when I was growing up. I remember even at the age of 6 going to bed at night not knowing if my father would go on a drunken rampage, burst into my room and put a bullet in my head. My mother wasn't much better and my siblings were raised to hate. I was always the black sheep of the family having got myself through college and making a success of myself. It was never appreciated and i was made to feel guilty. In fact my recipe to success was to be the complete exact opposite of my family. No one who knows me would know the life I came from :p

Six years ago I learned a very bitter lesson that there was absolutely nothing I could ever do to help any of them and a life including them would be full of pain and misery. One day after a pretty horrific incident i decided enough was enough and i had to cut them all out of my life and move very far away. It was actually the easiest decision of my life. For so long I had been made to feel guilty and disloyal for having gone my own way. For so long I tried hard to build bridges and keep the relationship going against all the odds. Then I realised they were hell bent on destroying their lives and mine too. Letting them go was like dropping a 100lb weight off my shoulders.

Once I let them go I was filled with peace. I could sleep easy at night and my life was full of only good people.

Christmases and birthdays are little more lonelier but the peace, happiness and sanity I have in my life is absolutely priceless. Disowning my family was the best thing I ever did for myself and maybe even for them.

Have any of you been disowned or have you disowned. How has it worked out for you?
 

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We had mental health issues in my family. But my mother was able to keep a lid on things pretty well. Less so as she aged.
I hung in with the family while the folks were alive, but now they are gone. Now I have very limited contact with my brothers. Weddings, funerals...that's about it. I do have lots of cousins who I see sometimes.
Holidays are with friends, or sometimes not.
It's the best choice for me.
 

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Happy birthday, Alex. Your story is so sad and nearly unimaginable for me. I had loving parents (they are dead since many years). I am a father of three kids, one girl and two boys. They are all grown up now; I am even a grand dad since half a year. In fact I have the complete opposite problem. I love them all so much that I must try to restrain my love. Each individual must have the possibility to develop his own life. My youngest boy is also celebrating his birthday today. He is still living with me (I am divorced). So the house is loaded with his personal friends (male and female) and father is sitting in the study, behind his computer, writing these words to you and hearing the extreme loud (blacksmith) noises that consider youngsters as music. And I think it is fine; when he feels happy, I am happy.
I feel admiration for your courage to organize your life the way you do and wish you all possible happiness in the future.
A big hug and love,
Tjerk.
 

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Hey Alexxx:

I sympathize with your story and my heart goes out to you as well. In one of my previous posts, I had mentioned how I've been disowned by my family for many years for being gay. Initially, it was very difficult to deal with especially around the holidays,etc. In fact, there were many times when I made great efforts to "fixed" these broken relationships by buying expensive gifts or giving out money,etc. Needless to say, I had finally came to the conclusion that I should not have to buy my family's love and it made me more angrier to realize that they actually felt that I needed to.

It was so humiliating for me to be labeled as the "outcast" of the family because not only was my sexual identity revealed to my immediate family, it was also mentioned to the rest of my family members as well. After years of being isolated, I had finally began to embrace and accept the situation for what it was. I had received a lot of love from my friends' mom and dads whom felt that my mom was missing out on the love of a special person.

Nonetheless, whenever my mom did contact me if she needed something, I did not hesitate on helping her out because out of respect that she is still my mom. In fact, I had mentioned on the forum that she had passed away last Christmas holiday. After being isolated and ridiculed by the remaining members of my immediate family, it was a very difficult for me to bring myself to attend her funeral. Initially, I had "braved" myself into going for my sister but something occurred that prevented me for doing so and I was glad that this happened because I took it as a sign not to.

Of course, I received a lot of ridicule for not being present but I brushed it off considering who was making the accusations because many of those same siblings had treated my mom very badly up until the day she died and had used her for financial purposes and yet, they criticize me.

With that being said, I am glad that I made the decision not to attend her funeral especially after I heard about all the bullshit that went down afterwards, and although my mom and I did not have the same relationship like she had with the rest of my siblings, I did honor her privately as respect of being my mother. Alexxx, I was happy to receive the fulfillment of having peace within my life and this was accomplished after putting great distance from pursuing a relationship with them which is something that you've mentioned you are doing. It comes to the point where you will have to protect and look out for Alexxx and let go of all the madness because if your family are not willing to meet you halfway, then you can't take full responsibility of mending the relationship on your own. Keep your head up and stay strong. You are moving in the right direction and you will see this in the near future. Take Care, JW
 

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Happy birthday, Alex. Your story is so sad and nearly unimaginable for me. I had loving parents (they are dead since many years). I am a father of three kids, one girl and two boys. They are all grown up now; I am even a grand dad since half a year. In fact I have the complete opposite problem. I love them all so much that I must try to restrain my love. Each individual must have the possibility to develop his own life. My youngest boy is also celebrating his birthday today. He is still living with me (I am divorced). So the house is loaded with his personal friends (male and female) and father is sitting in the study, behind his computer, writing these words to you and hearing the extreme loud (blacksmith) noises that consider youngsters as music. And I think it is fine; when he feels happy, I am happy.
I feel admiration for your courage to organize your life the way you do and wish you all possible happiness in the future.
A big hug and love,
Tjerk.

Thanks for the sympathy but I don't feel it's necessary. No one chooses their family and bad people can have good kids. Sympathy and support should go out there for suffering kids and especially those who end up with psychological problems themselves. I can honestly say I have no regrets about my past. Nothing in recent years has given me even 1% of the problem my family has given me. It's strengthened and empowered me way beyond anything else ever could. My parents hadn't even realised I had got to college until they found my stuff and I was gone outta the house.

Everything came to a pretty nasty conclusion one day. The day I disowned my family was the day after I felt they had killed me. The old me was dead and buried along with any hope of reconciliation. I deleted my Facebook, twitter, my old email addresses, my cell number, packed my bags and moved away to start over. I was actually considering changing my surname too but decided I was going to retake ownership of that any my name was my name and I wouldn't allow them to take that away from me.

Once I died I was also reborn. I decided that i was going to get back on my feet and make a real success of myself, cut them loose and the sky would be the limit. I only had good people in my life. My friends were people I respected and admired and they loved me too. I think I would make an excellent partner, parent, colleague, you name it.

I've got a successful career, I've travelled to most major cities in the world, I'm doing very good. A big a part of me would like to say 'look at me now'. Thanks for all the abuse because I wouldn't be here otherwise.

The last time I heard any news of my father was that he was on a life support system having not worked a day in 15yrs and drinking endlessly. I wish my family the best but I don't want to know whether they re dead or alive.

I'm truly happier than I've ever been, I'm in a good relationship, I have great friends and maybe one day a family of my own.

You what my greatest sadness is, it's not being able to take my parents out to a restaurant, shopping, on a tour of the city, not being ale to help them out financially. I don't feel guilty of my own success because I worked so hard, against great odds to get to where I am. I work with people who are globally the best in their field. It's such a far cry from the low lifes I grew up around.

I will do everything I can to help people worse off than myself and after I die every penny I have will go to help out people who are in the situation I was.

Disowning my family was a 95% good and 5% bad decision for me.
 

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Hey Alexxx:

I sympathize with your story and my heart goes out to you as well. In one of my previous posts, I had mentioned how I've been disowned by my family for many years for being gay. Initially, it was very difficult to deal with especially around the holidays,etc. In fact, there were many times when I made great efforts to "fixed" these broken relationships by buying expensive gifts or giving out money,etc. Needless to say, I had finally came to the conclusion that I should not have to buy my family's love and it made me more angrier to realize that they actually felt that I needed to.

It was so humiliating for me to be labeled as the "outcast" of the family because not only was my sexual identity revealed to my immediate family, it was also mentioned to the rest of my family members as well. After years of being isolated, I had finally began to embrace and accept the situation for what it was. I had received a lot of love from my friends' mom and dads whom felt that my mom was missing out on the love of a special person.

Nonetheless, whenever my mom did contact me if she needed something, I did not hesitate on helping her out because out of respect that she is still my mom. In fact, I had mentioned on the forum that she had passed away last Christmas holiday. After being isolated and ridiculed by the remaining members of my immediate family, it was a very difficult for me to bring myself to attend her funeral. Initially, I had "braved" myself into going for my sister but something occurred that prevented me for doing so and I was glad that this happened because I took it as a sign not to.

Of course, I received a lot of ridicule for not being present but I brushed it off considering who was making the accusations because many of those same siblings had treated my mom very badly up until the day she died and had used her for financial purposes and yet, they criticize me.

With that being said, I am glad that I made the decision not to attend her funeral especially after I heard about all the bullshit that went down afterwards, and although my mom and I did not have the same relationship like she had with the rest of my siblings, I did honor her privately as respect of being my mother. Alexxx, I was happy to receive the fulfillment of having peace within my life and this was accomplished after putting great distance from pursuing a relationship with them which is something that you've mentioned you are doing. It comes to the point where you will have to protect and look out for Alexxx and let go of all the madness because if your family are not willing to meet you halfway, then you can't take full responsibility of mending the relationship on your own. Keep your head up and stay strong. You are moving in the right direction and you will see this in the near future. Take Care, JW

Holidays and birthdays are always the hardest to deal with. Harsh as it sounds I didn't believe my parents actually deserved me. It is interesting how 'money' becomes a substitute for love. Certainly for me, it became a direct replacement for love. I actually had a lot more money than love but ironically I wanted to spend it on my family too to buy their love but by then I had cut them out. Money was actually a big problem in my family and the root of a lot of their problems. Ironically I make many more times what they do and it may seem crude to talk about money like that but i felt that somebody could go back in time and tell them that bearing in mind money was such a big deal for them, this kid they were kicking around like trash would end up making more than they could ever dream, maybe they would have treated me better? I dunno. It's a thought that runs through my mind. I do admit making money is easier for me than making relationships or friendships. Trust is still something I have a problem with and it's one of the downsides of my life.

I also felt obligated to go a wedding they attended a few years ago. I did actually go but it was uncomfortable and unpleasant and it was the last time I saw them. Pretty much any event they are invited to I make it clear I won't be attending. That might sound devicive but they are my rules. I'm not a little kid being beaten around any more, I'm a successful adult. I get to choose what I do and where I go and who is and is not in my life.

I don't care about ridicule myself. I know about all their skeletons, their abuses, affairs, scandals etc. no who judges me had any room to talk.

I don't in anyway hate my family. In my heart I've forgiven them and moved on. I pray for them and hope they find peace and happiness in their lives too. I know I certainly have.
 
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I only have her, my mother, and for that I count my blessings. I too have a rather extended kinship, grandparents, a bunch of aunts and uncles, numerous cousins, etc. But I must refuse to consider a nest of adders as family. We were always neglected, ignored, abused, the ugly children of the lot. And so it was meant to be; her and me against all unforetold odds.
 

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I only have her, my mother, and for that I count my blessings. I too have a rather extended kinship, grandparents, a bunch of aunts and uncles, numerous cousins, etc. But I must refuse to consider a nest of adders as family. We were always neglected, ignored, abused, the ugly children of the lot. And so it was meant to be; her and me against all unforetold odds.

My best friend who I've know for 20yrs since i was a kid was also outcast with his mother by a their venomous 'family'. I used to flee to his house when things go out of hand at my place and she was more a mother to me than mine ever was and I was jealous for a long time. He and his mother have the strongest of bonds and they only have each other. I consider them both very blessed. Two of the best people with each other regardless of the scum the rest of their extended family are.

I hope you can find strength and come out of your situation stronger and better. You probably have a wonderful mother to spoil and spoil and spoil for the rest of her life.
 
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These are really heartfelt accounts, and thanks all for sharing them. I'm sure others will gain from your strength.

I came from nothing like this background, but feel so much for the safe warmth you should have had and didn't get. I hope you all have found peace, and for those that haven't, well we are all a family here, so you will always have us to talk to :)
 

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It's great that you've come out of this a strong and positive person, Alex. Resiliance is a wonderful skill. It will serve you well.

The experience of having to start over without your family (and often friends) is pretty common with gay people. Out of necessity, we're pretty good at making new "families".

The other part is understanding your past. For some of us, shutting it out and moving forward is the best we can do. But to really heal, you need to understand.

And Happy Birthday!!!! Thirty five's an awesome age to be.
 
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A sad story that moved me.

You have my sympathy, although this does not repay the suffering endured.

I hope that your scars healed quickly, and your way is always downhill.

Although late, happy birthday.
 

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Brutaly honest telling of your story Alex and you are to be admired for that. No doubt at all that you made the right choice to walk away before being dragged down yourself. Your life belongs to you not them.
I walked away from a rubbish homelife too, never looked back, never once thought about looking back. Family = deleted. My husband is my life, nothing else matters.
 

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It's my birthday today so it's a chance to reminisce about the good and bad in my life and get drunk!

My parents had a lot of psychological and substance abuse issues when I was growing up. I remember even at the age of 6 going to bed at night not knowing if my father would go on a drunken rampage, burst into my room and put a bullet in my head. My mother wasn't much better and my siblings were raised to hate. I was always the black sheep of the family having got myself through college and making a success of myself. It was never appreciated and i was made to feel guilty. In fact my recipe to success was to be the complete exact opposite of my family. No one who knows me would know the life I came from :p

Six years ago I learned a very bitter lesson that there was absolutely nothing I could ever do to help any of them and a life including them would be full of pain and misery. One day after a pretty horrific incident i decided enough was enough and i had to cut them all out of my life and move very far away. It was actually the easiest decision of my life. For so long I had been made to feel guilty and disloyal for having gone my own way. For so long I tried hard to build bridges and keep the relationship going against all the odds. Then I realised they were hell bent on destroying their lives and mine too. Letting them go was like dropping a 100lb weight off my shoulders.

Once I let them go I was filled with peace. I could sleep easy at night and my life was full of only good people.

Christmases and birthdays are little more lonelier but the peace, happiness and sanity I have in my life is absolutely priceless. Disowning my family was the best thing I ever did for myself and maybe even for them.

Have any of you been disowned or have you disowned. How has it worked out for you?

BTW..I'm sorry...I was so engaged in your story that I forgot to wish you a Happy B-Day. I hope you have a wonderful day...:cheers:
 

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I also disowned my family, seven years ago. They hated me, for many reasons, but I was the youngest child and their scapegoat/punching bag, so they would have been happy to keep me around in that role for the rest of my life. There was no love in my childhood, just hatred, violence, and exploitation. I had to have enough self-respect to finally say no more and leave. We all have the right to set our own boundaries and don't have to tolerate abusive people just because they're related to us.

I also deleted my online presence and moved far away, changed my name, but there are complications for me. I'm a survivor of incest, I was sexually abused by both of my parents, my brother, sister, uncle, cousin, grandmother... I'm quite certain they're passing this abuse on to the next generation as we speak. So it's not really a matter of just moving on because I feel a need to expose them as well.

I hope you have a great birthday and I'm glad you've found freedom through disowning.
 

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I also disowned my family, seven years ago. They hated me, for many reasons, but I was the youngest child and their scapegoat/punching bag, so they would have been happy to keep me around in that role for the rest of my life. There was no love in my childhood, just hatred, violence, and exploitation. I had to have enough self-respect to finally say no more and leave. We all have the right to set our own boundaries and don't have to tolerate abusive people just because they're related to us.

I also deleted my online presence and moved far away, changed my name, but there are complications for me. I'm a survivor of incest, I was sexually abused by both of my parents, my brother, sister, uncle, cousin, grandmother... I'm quite certain they're passing this abuse on to the next generation as we speak. So it's not really a matter of just moving on because I feel a need to expose them as well.

I hope you have a great birthday and I'm glad you've found freedom through disowning.

Dear Ritsuka,

you have my sympathy for what you have had to endure.

You should denounce these beasts (I apologize to the animals if they berth to such individuals).

The complaint is not revenge, but protection for potential other victims of that hell.

(excuse the strong language)
 

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Thanks for all the kind messages. I only hope anyone in that situation can be inspired to do what's right for them. Don't let anyone tell you what is and isn't right for you, it's your life and you have to do what's right for you.

I'll add a little more to my 'story' since people seem engaged by it.

My real dad was a monster, he abused my mother, slept around and one day she picked up the courage to pack her bags and leave with me at 3 and my little brother aged 1 at midnight when he was drunk. We moved very far away and my dad never traced her down at first. Boy did she do the right thing. My low life father never forgave her, hated women and ended up murdering his second wife a few years later.

Then things changed. My mother had pretty low self esteem and seem to be drawn to and attract... Scum. She then married my step father a few years later and fell under his spell. He was a drinker, substance abuser and occasionally beat my mother. He never liked me and i think he saw me and my brother as just baggage that came along. Then my half brother and half sister were born and the dynamic changed. My step dad totally neglected me and my brother, adored his own children and my mother fell under his spell. My younger brother became manipulated and pretty much brainwashed.

My dad hadn't worked a day in 15yrs when I left the family. His routine was to drink from midnight to 7am, fight with my mother and pass out. At 9pm he'd take the money she'd earn, spend it in a restaurant and on booze with his friends, come in at 3am and row and fight with her. This went on for years. It used to wake me up at night, I could hear them downstairs, sometimes they'd argue about me.

My mother always forgave him and was an expert on self denial. So many nights when they have a big fight, he'd beat her, I'd creep off to school, I'd come back and they were all happy families, buying take out, watching TV. I just hid in my room in the attic and didnt want to have anything to do with anyone. i became a recluse. This was my childhood.

I became a straight A student because I was desperate to get out and go to college. That actually happened. One day I just packed my bags, my dad was hung over, I just told them I had got into college and I was gone. I not think they realised for the first week.

Three whole years away from them made me realise how awful and unusual my life was. Up until then I was told this is not only normal, I'm luckier than most especially as my step dad had 'accepted' us.

So college was over. I had saved some money. I think I had totally gotten over my childhood and become 'normal' around my college buddies. No one there or even at school knew what was going on at home. They always told me I must have wonderful parents being the way I was...!

Then I packed my bags and went home. Nothing had changed. In fact I was shocked at the abuse, the problems, the poison, the venom, the denial. My extended family turned a blind eye and my siblings had been thoroughly poisoned and brain washed by then. They never went to college or spent a day outside the family home. For the first time I could really appreciate how bad things were. I moved out again within weeks. What was really strange to me was that my dad thought he could be as abusive to me at 22 as he did when I was 12. I could have knocked him out in a flash but I know my mother the rest of them would disown me. They really had been brainwashed. My real brothers entire pay check is wired into my dads bank/booze account. He doesn't even complain. He's that loyal. He will then ask for 'pocket money' off of them. That's how twisted things are.

I moved into my own apartment after a minor argument with them. My mother always backed up my step father. I was crushed by this but she always denied there was ever a problem and ignorance was bliss.

I won't go into any detail but my siblings were all growing into adults and I was very affraid that any bust up with them as adults could mean a permanent fall out and that i wouldn't get to see any future nephews or nieces again. We were no longer kids so we couldn't afford to fall out with them. I wanted to build bridges.

Having said that I had changed a great deal at college. I even took a year out to travel the globe. I saw the highest human highs and the lowest human lows. That really put into perspective what a shitty life we had at home. The one thing I have never been able to do is tolerate abuse and keep my mouth shut or act in denial. As a kid I went through all that I decided long ago never again. It was impossible for me to keep a lid on my temper or opinions. My family didn't appreciate this one bit.

So our relations soured even further and were always hanging by a thread. A couple of month later, my step dad would go on cross the line further than he had ever done before. At that point I decided enough was enough. I reached out to my mother and said if you want to leave him I would support her 100%. She was emotional and was ready to pack her bags. I don't want to say too much she got me in a situation where I would have got into quite a lot of debt if I had gone ahead with her plan. At the last minute she bailed out, didn't want to know me and went back to my father leaving me high and dry.

So I keep out of their way for a whole year. My mother had my cellphone number but didn't call it once. My siblings had no contact with me. I felt very alone at that time. I wasn't sure why I was being punished. They painted some lie that even my extended family cut me off.

I moved to london and landed the most amazing job. Ive never been better and dreamt of taking my mother away from home and spoiling her here. i was making good money and money was always a problem at home growing up. my mother never showed any interest when i called her. One day I had a call from my mother, there was some sob story bout my dad and he wanted to make his peace with me. He wanted to acknowledge his 'crimes' and apologise.

It was a trap.

I won't go into any detail. I was pretty much ambushed. I ended up calling the cops. They fled. I was asked if I wanted to press charges. I said no. It took me from midnight to 7 am to go back to my own place. That was the longest night of my life. I spent the next day crying. I felt I had died, they had died, everything we had had died.

The next day I pulled myself together. I decided I wasn't going to be bitter. I prayed for them once, forgave them all for everything that had happened and promised to forget them. When I say forgive them, it was all about closure. We were done. Forgive, forget, move on. Will not let you or your thoughts haunt me or poison my future relationships. I will learn to trust and love again. I deserve better than what they tried to make me.

I felt free at last, reborn, released, happy. I started doing better at work, earned more money. Money became a barometer for how well my employers valued my work. I was wined and dined. I got to work with amazing people from around the world and still do. My world today is such a far cry from the one I grew up in. The people I have in my life are brilliant, nothing like anyone I grew up with. I still fight battles every day but these battles are worth fighting with worthy opponents in business not the low life scum I endured before.

I don't think about my family, I don't want to know whether they're dead or alive. They are poison and would only bring me down.

The downside is always going to be Christmas, the holidays, birthdays. Friends are always great, family would obviously be better. I am happier and more at peace with my life today than I have ever been and my past problems make every single problem I've ever had since a total walk in the park in comparison.

So have I heard back from my family since? Yeah, kinda.

A few years ago I was shopping and my mother called my cellphone from out of the blue, like 2yrs down the line. I didnt recognise the number so said hello, she replied with the most enthusiastic 'hello' as if nothing had happened. As soon as I recognised the voice I hung up and switched my phone off. A couple of hours later I had a voicemail. It my mother. She was in some very bad shape and was sobbing down the phone. I ended the voicemail pulled the sim card out of my phone and cut it up and threw it away. I deleted my Facebook, cancelled my email accounts, even switch apartments, any trace there was to me, I got rid of and started fresh.

The very last I heard of them was about three years ago. I got a message from a friend of a friend of a friend via text that my step dad was on a life support system as his liver had failed from years of drinking and that my family wanted me know that he wanted to see me.

I didn't respond. I have never heard back from anyone since and doubt I ever will
 
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It's quite strange but it's not the first account I've heard of a woman getting involved with someone so similar. I had a friend who's sister's husband was a bit of a violent drunk. He died and she hooked up with a guy who also knocked her about.

It happens so often, and I'll never understand it.
 

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"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in it's own way"

( from Anna Karenina, Tolstoy)
My unhappy family was nothing as bad as that of Alexxx or Ritsuka but unhappy enough. Don't you get mad when you hear polititians preaching "We must get back to family values""Gay rights blah blah blah undermining family values" As if the traditional family had a god given monopoly on goodness.
 
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"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in it's own way"

( from Anna Karenina, Tolstoy)
My unhappy family was nothing as bad as that of Alexxx or Ritsuka but unhappy enough. Don't you get mad when you hear polititians preaching "We must get back to family values""Gay rights blah blah blah undermining family values" As if the traditional family had a god given monopoly on goodness.

So true :)
 
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