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Grandparents rejection of grandchildren.

5 replies

howtorebuild · 21/04/2016 20:11

My adult child has been contacted by estranged paternal GP. GP are trying to gaslighted my child that I kept them apart. Part of me is laughing at the narrative they have going on, the other half of me is angry. My child knows the truth and wants to visit them to confront them.

It's out of my control, I have offered to drive if required as DC can't for medical reasons. Any advice, other than selotape for my mouth?

OP posts:
pocketsaviour · 21/04/2016 20:19

How old is DC?

Aussiebean · 21/04/2016 20:21

What would be the point of them confronting the grand parents ? From you dc's point of view.

I would imagine if they haven't been around for so long then it is a toxic situation and there is no point, and will probably cause more drama which they won't win against toxic.

I think you should talk to dc's about letting go and continuing the no contact.

firesidechat · 21/04/2016 20:21

It says adult in the op.

firesidechat · 21/04/2016 20:22

I don't think it's a good idea to confront them either. Much better to gracefully ignore them and rise above the drama.

amarmai · 22/04/2016 04:19

the gps are not going to tell the truth so why engage with them.

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