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avidavi1 @avidavi1 (265) • India 14 Jul 09

Can you one answer the question asked above. I am in a big dilemma, about my earnings in trekpay.

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

disowning

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not claiming them as you own

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janzelaine12 When my brother makes me feel really dumb, I would usually say on my mind that I wanna disown my brother. I usually do that since during those times because I am really mad and I wanna fight back, but I can't because he is much stronger. But he has said it to...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl What if the case is that the person has said something that is inappropriate that no family member should say and has also said things about another family member, while indirectly, is disrespectful to the family member and that you feel it should not have...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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persona_touch yeah i disown family b4 they are all ways talking sh^t it makes me sick and they come to me all nice when they hear i have money, a lot of people think i'm crazy for doing that but we are all human and just becuse they have the family name on them do mean they...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl I do not blame you for disowning a person who talks badly but then turns around and wants money. Especially if there is more to the story then you want to divulge, trust me, this discussion was brought up because of something that happened. Things that are...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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persona_touch that is one of they did i didn't say thats why i disown them thats why at the end i put there is something else they did and i wasn't going to talk about it.

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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Katak I had a fallout with my sister but never to the extend of disowning anyone. I just ignored her existense. Never bothered to wish each other on our birthdays and never call for updates. Sometimes, it just hurts so much that the only way is to block it out. To...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl In my own opinion you've disowned your sister but haven't made it outright obvious or told anyone else, because you didn't want to hurt your parents. It is better sometimes to withdrawal from those who have hurt you, and it is better on a person's mood...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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AithneFireStorm My husband has only very recently gotten back with his family. He disowned them once before because of the things they were saying to his ex-wife (things like I hope you and your baby die, she was pregnant at the time it was said) and constantly running their...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl When children are involved, no matter the person, disowning is the first thing you want to do and should do if it protects yourself, your feelings and also your children and their feelings. To me it sounds like these people are not people I'd want any kids to...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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AithneFireStorm No they are gossiping and we know who is starting it now... Mys husband has a very good memory and he caught the one doing it based off what she said to him yesterday... She has no life and in place of having a life she is trying to ruin our's!For some reason...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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giftofgodphotography I could never disown a family memeber. I am a Christian and we are supposed to love each other and forgive each other. Even when someone does you wrong a million times you still should forgive them. This doesn't mean that you should trust them again, but you...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl What if the person you want to disown has made it seem they worship the devil? I can understand your point, people should forgive. However, there are times when people can't or shouldn't forgive, like in the case of if the person is worshipping or talking...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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LovingLife139 I've never disowned someone, but I have jumped over hurdles and gone out of my way to avoid them. You CAN disown a family member in good conscious--whether you believe that would be best for the rest of the family, or if you have no feelings for the family...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl Well I think your right about disowning a person in good conscious. I didn't really think about it that way, but to be honest it fits for what my family and I are going through. On Sunday we went to my nephews birthday party. My fiance and I were having an...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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LovingLife139 Her mother is an extremely jealous person...you hit that nail on its head. I think her mom may be angry that because her boyfriend has lost his job due to the economy and cutbacks, he is now living back at home with his parents. The man is only 21...there's so...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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SomeCowgirl You've disowned him in your mind, but not in your heart. I like that. I know that disowning, or feeling I should to my uncle won't mean that I still won't hold concern for him. He's done a lot of things that people don't really like, one of them is the worst...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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cynthiann I wanted to disown my MIL - she was the worst MIL that a young girl could ever had. I was young, newly married and in a strange country and culture and she was acted so badly towards me. But I didn't disown her as she was the children's grandmother and I...

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SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 15 Jul 09

In good conscious, can you ever disown a family member? That is to say, without being mad, ro with getting over your anger, can you or would you disown a family member? What would the family member have to do or say for you to...

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gnarlybrowdude The only way i would is f they did something horrible to me like molested me or stole from me. I dont hold grudges and if people wanna talk then they can.

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