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In reply to the discussion: Grandfather Writes Letter To His Daughter After She Kicks Out His Gay Grandson [View all]yurbud
(39,405 posts)69. I would not say I disowned her. that's playing her game.
Instead, i would say something like, "I would be uncomfortable visiting your home where my grandson isn't welcome. I would be glad to have you visit me if Chad doesn't mind and you can behave like an adult and not like the cruel, ignorant child this action makes you look like.
I am your father and I will always love you, but I am profoundly disappointed and embarrassed by this behavior and feel like I failed you a father because I didn't see this moral vacuum in your soul and try to help you fix it before you could do harm to others, including your own child.
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Grandfather Writes Letter To His Daughter After She Kicks Out His Gay Grandson [View all]
Are_grits_groceries
Oct 2013
OP
The only problem is that the tone of his letter is so accusing that it doesn't give her room to
SharonAnn
Oct 2013
#32
We don't know how brutal the daughter was in kicking out her son. Sounds like it was brutal.
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 2013
#48
I agree. I've thought that every time I've seen posts on DU about someone having a run in
cui bono
Oct 2013
#64
The only one torn away is the heartless piece of breeding stock they used to call mom, and she made
jtuck004
Oct 2013
#23
why anyone would choose an ideology, religion or another person over their own child.
AlbertCat
Oct 2013
#24
Very beautiful letter. Good for Grandpa. I hope she takes his words to heart.
sabrina 1
Oct 2013
#28
Love the comments in the linked article, especially those saying she did the right thing
TrogL
Oct 2013
#37
it would be better if he didnt disown her, but... he did leave the door open,
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#53
She speaks for many mothers of children who've seen their kids abused by the self-righteous.
freshwest
Oct 2013
#92
When I was volunteering with an agency that worked with street kids in Portland,
Lydia Leftcoast
Oct 2013
#79
More people need to know about the gay angle on those stats. Thanks for writing. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 2013
#85