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Courtney Stone from the United States

April 15 at 7:49 pm
I'm a grown adult who's horrible to my grandma, who's very forgetful ect. I'm also very Insubordinate towards her and her authority over my life, towards everything she wants me to do at her home. It makes her angry towards me daily.
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  • Jose on April 16 at 3:55 am
    It happens to me, and you know, it is miraculous how your life turns for better just staying away of your abusive family member. If you are the problem, you must define the reason. You say,authority, well, don't be under her authority, house, party, business. It is easier to change yourself than changing others .
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:51 am
    If your problem is her authority, stay apart. As christian we cannot be disrespectful to none. It is about be law abiding. Honor God, be happy. You won't be happy in that shape . Always be kind, it is not possible, stay away.
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:43 am
    Your problem deal with who has the reason,she has the point, you should listen to her, if not, just don't deal with that... if you are rebellious to the rules, that's another thing. But one can disagree with right reasons and that's valid.
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:31 am
    Be with your crew, renew them if you need. Help your own, but you don't need to be in touch with them crazed for them. Enjoy your journey.
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:26 am
    God judge you if you are evil to your own family Courtney Stone, not if you are separated from them doing your personalized own stuff with your life away from them.
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:24 am
    Imagine if Jesus Christ had chosen pharisees as his twelve apostles, conflicts everytime: Can you depict that Jesus as the lamb of God? He would have been complaining they were hypocrites, vipers and so forth. He chose other friends, according to the Scriptures ... Why not his own siblings? Yeah, conflicts.
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:02 am
    If your relationship with your granny is fixable, fix it, if not, just stay away. Help her when she needs .
  • Jose on April 16 at 3:00 am
    Keep an atmosphere of kindness staying away from anyone who is unkind to you, including family members. Be in peace , joy and righteousness everytime, according to your own decision, Courtney Stone . Remember people change, for good and bad. Yeah .
  • jose on April 16 at 2:54 am
    You can be empathetic and joyfully kind to everybody just for a day or sometimes, if you are not in touch with her daily. Conflicts don't create bonds of love... One should be in peace each day. Thus, take your own way, she is on her own road.
  • Jose on April 16 at 2:50 am
    One doesn't get along with everybody ... Among these our family. One must just respect the line, and , follow the rules, the laws of the country and the benevolence from our godly teaching, the Bible. If you cannot be in touch with her, pray, if you didn't get nothing, pray, but you can also stay away from her. Sad, but it is better than an open conflict with a family member. Treat her with joy and kindness .
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