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ST advice needed: If I found out that a former friend of my parents died and who my mother had an affair with over 40 years ago, should I tell them?
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by
Walt_Disney
maybe tell her separately, she can decide if it makes sense to tell your dad. -- nm
Posted by
Andie (aka Andie)
Jun 3 '22, 08:38
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As a child, if you can protect your parents from unnecessary pain, you do it. Nothing will be gained from either of them learning the news.
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Spawn
Jun 3, 09:12
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sheesh
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mud
Jun 3, 09:34
I get that, but if someone from your past died, wouldn't you rather know?
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Andie
Jun 3, 09:15
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Yes, but not if the 40 years ago hurt my SO. -- nm
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Spawn
Jun 3, 09:30
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which is why i suggested he just tell his mother.
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Andie
Jun 3, 09:34
not if it has the potential to open old wounds/issues -- nm
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decline
Jun 3, 09:29
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