He Dodged $85,000 in Child Support for 10 Years while Living Off-the-Grid—Then His Family Demanded She Forgive the Arrears After His Workplace Injury
Sympathy for his injury is valid, but sympathy shouldn’t cancel out accountability.
Sympathy for his injury is valid, but sympathy shouldn’t cancel out accountability.
You can’t skip out on someone all year and then expect them to show up emotionally the second it’s convenient for you.
Seems like a good time to pare back roles.
She’s not overreacting — she’s just reacting like a human being.
If he keeps pushing, he might lose the family he’s too busy to help raise.
Protecting his privacy shouldn’t be viewed as a betrayal.
Her dad can’t just come back into her life when it’s convenient for him.
Absence can’t be erased by a short presence at a funeral.
She is expected to go to the funeral of someone who was basically a stranger.
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