On Saturday my family came up and visited my boyfriend and his family for dinner. I was very nervous and I had all right to be. Looking back, things did not go well at all. My parents lied to his parents saying I am lazy and mean and a whole lot of other things. I was getting tired of it, but knew my parents were leaving soon. Before they left, my boyfriend's father was thanking my parents and telling them how much of a blessing I have been on his life. My father had the nerve to say, "well at least she is a blessing to someone." WOW. That hurt. That hurt alot. What kind of father tells a stranger that his daughter is a neusance?!?
I am grateful for the relationship I have with my boyfriend's family. I finally feel loved, respected and wanted. It does not replace the hole I have concerning the pain my own parents have caused, but it is better than having nooone. I have told my co-workers this incident and they have told me to disown my parents. It is a great idea, I mean, why would I want to go home to such a bad situation when I can go to my boyfriend's? But if I disown them, am I an orphan? Can someone who is over 21 be an orphan?
I guess it does not matter because I am a forgiving person and I try to get along with my parents. God has been gracious to me this year. Sent wonderful people into my life and has provided friends, family, a home and a steady income that pays for basic needs.
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