Dude, you're a side show on this forum. The man called me stupid. I can choose to refute that, and the only way to do that in a common method everyone can accept is to take a mutually agreed intelligence quotient test. Or I can simply turn around and call him an overweight retard. But I have no evidence to support that claim, and would be as empty as he is should I resort to it.
Don't know if it's getting wiser and not being able to get goaded into things or getting older and being lazier but go ahead and tell us what you scored on yours tao and I'll bow out graciously if it's higher than what I did. About the stupid comment, go read my edit of the post please.
Just because you feel a particular way does not make it true. There are many things a lot of folks on this forum feel about you, are they all true as well just because they are said? You can justify it any way you want, but as usual, it's people on the left telling others how they should act and feel, and what is right. Who are you to insert yourself into my life and tell me how I should behave with my own family?
I think being an AOWM is a wretched condition, and it must be difficult to say the least. It is akin to terminally ill people lashing out at family and caregivers. It must be tough.
Brother Tao, you are saying that you disassociated from your mother because of your political views? Yes or no?
It takes a level of anger, or perhaps simple disregard for the effort it took to ensure your survival when you could not do so on your own to forsake your childhood caregiver. Do you deny that?
As I've told BSAM before, I'm certainly old, white and male. But I'm quite at peace in my life and resolute with my decision making. Just because you lack the comprehension able to understand it doesn't make it "angry". No more than, say, your various posts where Lucrum quotes you saying one thing and doing another makes you a bullshit artist. I suppose I could come up with LOBM as an acronym for you. That must suck, too, eh?
If you want to make it as simplistic as that, sure. My answer is yes. It is, of course, a little more complicated than that, but you're clearly looking to prove a point, so have at it.
No, that's where you are wrong. It takes a level of realization that interaction with said caregiver is no longer helpful for either party, but harmful. You guys also keep using words like "forsake" and the like. She is still in my life. I am just not sitting down to dinner with her or engaging in personal conversation.