Now my dying father won’t speak to me because of the resulting feud.
Ask Amy: I don’t know if he’s joking, but I’m so excited about this man’s offerI spared no expense trying to ensure that they enjoyed themselves, particularly his wife. The week was full of shopping, casino time, outdoor activities and sightseeing. I thought it went great.
His wife answered the phone, and I do admit that I didn’t hold back. I hung up on him and ended up writing him a long letter where I laid out my position. I demanded an apology; otherwise I never wanted to hear from him again.Also, I guess my wife took his wife’s suggestion, because she did end up divorcing me, while my father is still married to his “prize” of a human being. Go figure.
I have been going along with their separate holidays because my daughter and her husband have young children and they don’t want to explain anything about transgender issues to them.If I insist my daughter accepts her sibling, I believe we would no longer be included as well.r: Your son can’t “go as” his former name and gender because life isn’t a costume party. He should not be forced to cosplay as a woman in order to be in sister’s living room.
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