Suppose your parent tells you to go to your grandmother and your parent calls the grandmother and she says that the grandchild / …?

… the granddaughter is not allowed to come and just hangs up and your parent (the grandmother's son-in-law or the grandmother's daughter-in-law) says that your parent hates the grandmother and no longer does anything for the grandmother and the services that were provided for the grandmother were at a friendly price, i.e. cheaper, but the grandmother also got something for free from the parent and the grandmother is alone because the grandfather is traveling alone. But the grandmother is diabetic and has high blood pressure. And now the question: would you call your grandmother despite the whole situation or not? Would you find the attitude towards you negative if your grandmother did that to you as a grandchild/granddaughter? Please give reasons.

Hello .

Thank you very much in advance.

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Callidus89
1 year ago

I didn’t understand the problem because the text is written strangely.

But if you want to call your grandmother, you can do it. Even if your parents don’t understand her well.

Callidus89
1 year ago
Reply to  hanswurst421

Okay, Dan. Here again my answer:

But if you want to call your grandmother, you can do it.

Reason: You can do as you want.

Lavendel311
1 year ago

Shalom!

I’d call her because she wouldn’t be on her own and I’d visit her secretly if she had time.

Hope could help! 😊

Lavendel311
1 year ago
Reply to  hanswurst421

That’s her problem.

brennspiritus
1 year ago

I’d ask what’s going on.

And according to your description, I would then delimit myself from the parent if I had a different opinion

brennspiritus
1 year ago
Reply to  hanswurst421

This is, of course, difficult. Ask someone who can speak, the other parent

brennspiritus
1 year ago

I already wrote that you don’t need a language. Of course you can’t call

brennspiritus
1 year ago

What’s the question?

brennspiritus
1 year ago

no longer, but cordiality is always understood. It’s not a completely new contact here

brennspiritus
1 year ago

Thank you, then I got that right. Of course, the grandma should not interfere in the relationship of parents. And the age of the granddaughter should just go. It is better to speak personally, even if you can hardly speak a language

brennspiritus
1 year ago

very complicated

Feathi
1 year ago

Before I hit my grandma with a bag and a pack, I’d call her first and let her tell me her about things.

Generally, children should be kept out of the parent grandparents’ twist.
I speak as a person concerned.
My grandmother and my mother had garkein relation to each other (Mother and daughter).
My grandma used to build big bockmist: she was in turn audible to her mother, who did not like her granddaughter (my mother). Shortly she found that boys would be more value and let my mother clearly feel it. That both shared a room didn’t make it better.

Finally, it was regulated that my grandma only visited us for birthdays (and vice versa my parents visited my grandparents for birthdays only) while we were able to go over children at any time.
There was never a bad word before us about the other party.

As a child/teenia, I was with my grandparents almost every day, and even if I felt the relationship of adults strange, it was somehow “normal”.

It makes me sad and angry when adults carry their twist on the back of children (no matter whether parents grandparents, aunts-oncles or couples in separation).

Melinda1996
1 year ago

the granddaughter is supposed to be a month to the grandmother?

Melinda1996
1 year ago
Reply to  hanswurst421

that is also perfect the right of the grandmother, the elders cannot simply determine that the granddaughter goes to her for 1 month. The grandmother has another life.

it is not about a weekend

Melinda1996
1 year ago

one has nothing to do with the other.

Besides, I find these benefits for something to expect really stupid… Even if it’s a family, you don’t have to let everything go or do whatever the other wants.

And if someone does what free for one, only one has the problem that makes it free.