• Seagoon_@aussie.zone
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    4 days ago

    No. Parents don’t. I don’t and have never and never would.

    talk, discuss, respect, compromise,

    and when parents give something it is the children’s to do with as they wish

    If the parents want a half share in an apartment they can use they should at minimum have it legal.

    And why should Alamut have to pay rates, insurance and expenses on their room?

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      4 days ago

      You’re one of the good parents then. I was facing similar restrictions when my dad helped me finance the car. He’d been doing too much YouTube research by what sounded like very bias channels and had very specific ideas on what sort of car he would like me to get

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        4 days ago

        I really do try very hard to respect Miss Seagoon’s judgement and personal preferences. I am very much of the belief that everyone in a family is equal and has equal say. Might not have say so or responsibility but everyone counts.

        For example, Miss Seagoon might not like a B’day present I got her. That’s fine. She can give it away to a friend who does like it. She has other gifts and I will get her another thing. It’s not a problem.

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          3 days ago

          That’s good to hear. I can get a bit caught up on things like I don’t want to donate the kids’ toys I bought so soon because I’m the one that picked them out and paid for them, but I need to acknowledge they’ve often moved on from things