Advice columnist Amy Dickinson answers her readers’ questions in this February 12, 2023 edition of Ask Amy.
To me, living a life completely free of attachment, complication or contribution would lack meaning — but you’re built differently.
In fact, last time I saw him, he was rather abusive, mocking my occupation as a Special Education teacher, and constantly trying to influence my other children to leave the house because I was a horrible person. I expressed to my family that I felt uncomfortable with this, and was surprised that some of them did not care.
You aren’t wrong to feel the way you feel. You might, however, be wrong to let this estranged family member control your presence, with your family, at your family reunion.
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