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Asking Eric: Did We Make a Mistake when We Became ‘Second Parents’ to Our Son’s Ex-Girlfriend?
The parents continued their friendship with their son’s ex-girlfriend, valuing her as family despite the breakup caused by infidelity 14 years ago.
- The parents maintained contact with their son's former girlfriend despite a past episode that led to the breakup, framing the situation as ongoing friendship contrary to their son's experience.
- About 14 years ago, their son was seriously dating the woman he dated, whom the parents adored and saw as part of the family circle.
- Both parents say they adored the woman described as a prospective wife and daughter-in-law, believing she would make a good spouse for their son.
- Maintaining ties with the ex introduced complexity into the family, as the parents' continued relationship after the breakup created emotional challenges for their son and household.
- The case is unusual because parents rarely remain close after infidelity, and this retrospective account highlights events that began about 14 years ago involving their son and the former girlfriend.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right2Center22Last UpdatedBias Distribution82% Center
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