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Keep in mind I’m a married adult completely independent of my parents.

Anyway, I stopped by their house today and they both started pestering me about recent socio-political and religious view changes my husband and I have had since we got married.

They’re upset we’ve gone more traditional (Anglican) and think we’re “going down the wrong path” (they’re boomer-brained evangelicals who couldn’t care less about tradition or Church authority). They think my husband is a “tyrant” (he leads and I follow, the way it should be). They basically shot down every explanation I had for them about my current views of the church, polity, sacraments, etc.

Then the jews came up.

Now, I’m not exactly *quiet* about (((them))) but I don’t go out of my way to talk about them either. Just a remark here or there. Well, they think I have “bitterness and hate” in my heart. They think my views on them are unfounded. They think I’m not educated about the situation.

Not really sure what to do about this. I stormed out before I said anything I would’ve regretted. My mom already apologized via text. But I’m obviously really upset and distraught about how they’re handling my rapid shift toward traditional values.

Have you guys been in this situation before? How in the world do I handle this? How do I not disappoint my own parents?
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ChrisTheCuckSlayer on scored.co
1 year ago 6 points (+0 / -0 / +6Score on mirror ) 3 children
Don't be upset? Don't listen to boomers? They are literally the worst generation ever created. Jew loving, Mexican loving, Indian loving, Nigger loving, shipped all the manufacturing overseas, watered down everything that made the US great.

Why would you take anything they say to heart? I know they are your parents, but Gen X and boomers are fucking retards, and they will make sure you don't get anything when you die.

My dad used to joke that he was giving everything he had to the church when he died and he would make sure us "heathens" didn't get anything. Well, Jesus killed him with a nice painful horrific 5 year battle with brain cancer and he died penny-less with piles of bills for my mom. 0 life insurance, 0 stocks, 0 crypto, 0 bonds, house not paid off... Nothing. I was there in the house me, him and my brother built when he died. Looking like something out of a fucking horror movie. They deserve the worst of you, not the best of you. Edit: PS don't feel bad for them at all, you don't owe them anything, they thoughtfully and deliberately tried to divide you and your husband. Just remember that. It wont be the last time, this is typical boomer behavior.
BeefyBelisarius on scored.co
1 year ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror )
Arguably, their "greatest" generation parents were worse than the boomers themselves. They're the ones who fought to establish the current kiked world order, wrecked our immigration system and started the flood of shitskins before boomers were old enough to vote, lowered the voting age so that gullible kids could be manipulated to vote against their own people, and utterly failed to dicipline their spoiled boomer kids.
Fudgiethewhale on scored.co
1 year ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror ) 2 children
This seems a bit harsh, but I can kind of get where you’re coming from. I know they care deeply about my siblings and I which is why they think they know what’s best for me. It’s a delicate balance of honoring my parents and holding fast to what I believe. I’m trying to do both and it seems impossible. I’ll be in prayer for myself and them and the whole situation. I’m thinking maybe I *should* be a bit slower to speaking because I tend to have no filter.
WeedleTLiar on scored.co
1 year ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror )
>honoring my parents and holding fast to what I believe

"Honour" is not the same as "please".

You honour your parents by serving God, not their idea of God. We can't know His reasons, but it could well be that you are needed to help them realize that they're worshipping idols.

Stay polite but stay firm. There's no arguing matters of faith, they aren't rational. If you truly beleive, that Truth is more important even than family. Continue to be the dutiful daughter and don't move an inch just to appease them.

If they keep pushing you, shrug them off; "That's nice, I'm going to clear the table".

Kopkot on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
Sadly you'll be competing with the TV for influence and most people spend 4 hours a day in front of it watching their own programming.
Kopkot on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
Damn bro sorry. Many such cases.
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