Grandfather vs Auntie
By chicnthin
@chicnthin (3031)
Philippines
July 15, 2018 7:06pm CST
I was sipping my coffee when my aunt came inside our house. She ask me and my mother if we are going to town, to buy her daughter's medicine. We said we are staying home today because of the high tide and some rains. And then they started talking about my cousins' condition, she have a fever again. That was the time when my grandfather butted in, he said that they shouldn't say some nasty of hurtful words to their daughter because it will also affect her health. And then she defended herself and said she changed and is not saying such things anymore. It was the summary of their discussion and planning to tell the other parts. She eventually left our house mad. She couldn't take those words from my grandfather.
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@Deepizzaguy (103967)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
16 Jul 18
It is a shame that relatives cannot live together in harmony.
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
16 Jul 18
This is the first time I think that he dared to speak out. He don't want to start a problem to our family.
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@Deepizzaguy (103967)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
16 Jul 18
@chicnthin Same with me. Stay out of family fights if my services are not needed.
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
17 Jul 18
@Deepizzaguy yeah as much as possible he don't want to butt in.
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@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
16 Jul 18
I don't like seeing my relatives having misunderstanding
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
17 Jul 18
It is something that we don't like to see but impossible not to have. Just communicate well so we can prevent it.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
23 Jul 18
You will find disagreements in any family. I hope they make up.
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
23 Jul 18
There are no reconcilation but I think they are civil. They don't talk that often anyway.
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
17 Jul 18
Good to know that your brothers are always there for you. I hate knowing that some mothers have to behave that way.
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
17 Jul 18
@chicnthin
Me too, I thought Mother's should care more whether they are already an adult.
@Friendlypink (3805)
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16 Jul 18
I don't feel happy when my relatives have misunderstandings as such. I hope everybody have enough patience to accept others behavior and to exercise gentleness in actions and words when dealing with or saying what they think and feel.
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
17 Jul 18
Sometimes when they have enough for that day, they can't behave properly or talk in a nice way.
@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
16 Jul 18
It wasn't that serious, my auntie just don't know how to take it if it is against her sometimes.
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104628)
• United States
16 Jul 18
Your grandfather is your aunt's father?
So your grandfather was defending his grandchild (your cousin) from ridicule?
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@chicnthin (3031)
• Philippines
16 Jul 18
It is my mom's father. He was speaking out on what he think is right. My auntie is really talking kinda harsh to my cousin sometimes.
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
23 Jul 18
i think your aunt should not be that irrational answering back your grandfather, but then again, i do not know what nasty things she was saying againt her daughter, according to your 'lolo'.
