Katharina Buczek
“She is your daughter, not mine. She is your responsibility, not mine. I will be eighteen soon, and I will have no legal obligation to you or her, and I will not let the girl who has dictated and destroyed my life wreck my future,” she told her parents.
“I hate her, and I am sorry you put yourself in this situation. Deal with it like I have been since I was nine.”
Her parents were totally stunned, and apparently, her mother has not stopped crying ever since. Her father has also been berating her for what she said about them and her sister.
And when she confided in her friends about the situation, they shared that while they agreed with the sentiment, she did not have to be so harsh.
Plus her mother also told her sister what she had said. So, just last night, she watched her sister have a meltdown right in front of her.
And honestly, all of this has left her feeling totally ashamed. So, while she truly believes that she deserves to stand up for herself, she is not sure if blowing up on her parents was the right way to go about it.
Do you think her parents should have ever expected that much from their seventeen-year-old daughter? If you had been in her shoes, would you have blown up on your parents sooner? How do you suggest that she reconcile this situation?
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