Cousin’s Repeated Lies And Theft Pushes Teen Out Of Her Parent’s House, She Cuts All Contact
However parents want to deny it, they most likely have a favorite child. They might not even be aware of it sometimes; nevertheless, experts say that a child’s age, gender, and temperament can all influence whether a parent likes them more or less than their other siblings.
This teen experienced parental favoritism when her cousin moved in. Although the cousin was a troublemaker, the parents refused to see it and blamed their daughter. The situation escalated so much that she even had to go live with her grandma. After all that, the 16-year-old came online to ask people whether it would be unreasonable for her to cut ties with her parents, considering how they had treated her.
A child should feel comfortable at home, but this teen’s life turned into a nightmare after her cousin moved in
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So, she wondered if it would be unreasonable for her to cut contact with her parents since they always see her as the bad guy
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In an update, the teen explained why the cousin had to move in with her family
The situation only escalated in the therapy session that the grandma set up
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Commenters sided with the teen, having a hard time believing the cousin wasn’t actually a secret child of the dad’s
In her last update, the teen detailed how she and her grandma were going to figure things out in the future
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