“But I feel like my solution was a better idea than staying in a house where I am not welcome,” she vented.
Nonetheless, with her whole family still up in arms, she has been left wondering whether moving out of her house after her father found out about her tattoos was the wrong way to handle the situation.
Why do you think her cousin tried to throw her under the bus like that? Do you believe she made the right decision by escaping her father’s judgment and living on her own? Should she be forced to move back home just for her brother and mother? If you were in her shoes, what would you do?
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