Dysfunctional Families That Inspired People to Cut Ties For Good

She Sure Can Hold a Grudge

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My grandmother got married when she was just 16 years old. Apparently, this was the common thing to do back in the day in Mexico. When she started dating my grandfather, her parents and siblings hated my him. I’m not entirely sure what their reason was for hating him, but they did. When she married him, she cut off contact with her parents and all of her siblings—like nine of them.

Her parents have now passed as my grandmother is 76 years old, but a few of her siblings are still alive and live in the same tiny town as she does. She never spoke to her parents again except maybe twice in her entire life after marrying my grandfather. She completely cut off her siblings as well and to this day, will not talk to them if they bump into each other at their town.

I always wondered whether my grandmother had any siblings and why I never met them. My mom grew up without knowing her aunts, uncles, or cousins, although she can spot them in the town. I don’t know if I’m as crazy as my grandmother, but I think it’s amazing that she put her husband before her family even if it meant not speaking to them for over 60 years.

If anyone treated my partner badly, I’d love to have the same strength as my grandmother and cut contact with them.

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