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Input: My mom has been in Arbonne (MLM) for about 2-2 1/2 years now and I have never really been supportive of it. There have been a few times where we argue over it cause I think that she puts way too much time into it and is neglecting some of her responsibilities as a parent. I also think she is putting way too much unwarranted stress on herself and it bothers me when I hear her complain about it almost every other day like she has no control over it. She argues that long term this is going to be so good for our family. But I don't really buy it. Financially-wise, I don't believe that it has brought in any extra cash flow that made a difference. We are not exactly in a stable situation in regards to money. But she is so passionate about it and I feel like an asshole for not supporting her. It's not like she's doing anything illegal (although I would say that MLM schemes are immoral/unethical to say the least). And I'm of the belief that you should support any venture a friend/family member is wanting to try unless it is self-destructive or illegal. Also, she was in another MLM scheme when I was a child called Herb-a-life. And apparently that failed miserably and she was pretty distraught about it, but I was too young to know. My family and my aunt pretty much agree with me and my aunt has been more vocal about it and I know they had a big fight about it several months ago, but my family is not the type to be very open. I was raised in an environment where our feelings were never really expressed. She is so adamant about it and shows no signs of slowing down, and I just wonder if maybe I should stay quiet and be as supportive as I can and let it run its course. 

not supoorting my mother in her MLM (multi-level-marketing) scheme