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   somebodyshort said, 7 months ago

   Sometimes an apology with a big helping of contrition.
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   pelican47 said, 7 months ago

   It’s like pulling teeth to get this story to the surface.
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   YokohamaMama said, 7 months ago

   @pelican47

   As it is with kids.
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   Macushlalondra said, 7 months ago

   Yeah start pulling those teeth. What. did. you. do. that. made. Kaytlyn. angry?
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   Dani Rice said, 7 months ago

   Most kids out-grow this sort of behavior. The rest run for Congress.
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   whmIII said, 7 months ago

   @Dani Rice

   LMFAO…
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   rowena28 said, 7 months ago

   To some extent, people live up or down to their parents’ expectations. So it is a bad idea for her mother to assume that she did something wrong. That said, apologies are nearly worthless. People need to focus on restitution, not empty words.
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   route66paul said, 7 months ago

   I think she was talking smack about the boy Kaytlyn has her eye on.
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   T_Lexi said, 7 months ago

   What about an open-ended question – Why is she mad at you?
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    Comic Minister said, 7 months ago

    I’m afraid not.
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, 7 months ago

    People can usually tell a false apology. It is even worse than the original offense.
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    locake said, 7 months ago

    The conversation would go better if the mom didn’t accuse her of something right away. Simply ask why Kaytlyn is mad at her. An apology is worthless if you keep doing the bad thing.
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    SusieSchroeder said, 7 months ago

    Aw, come on. This is Holly we are talking about. It’s a wonder she has any expectations at all
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    Doctor11 said, 7 months ago

    This is going to take a while I bet.
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    comicsssfan said, 7 months ago

    Who the heck is Katlyn? That should be forgotten about quickly enough. My big problem was my mother was always mad at me. For what reason I don’t know. But she didn’t like any males. People in the neighborhood and my dad thought it highly amusing at the time. And I couldn’t just move out. It would have looked bad to Grandma, because Grandma was on to her. So I had to live outside without food or shelter. But I wasn’t allowed inside until late in the evening. And I wasn’t allowed to move in with friends, or my mother would call them and threaten them. So I was left to finding odd jobs here and there and wandering the neighborhood like a ghost. Unless someone would talk to me, which wasn’t that common. I think there is a pervasive myth that women who don’t like males are holy and good and righteous. My mother didn’t look too righteous when later in her life she started going out with women who had deep voices.
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