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Input: So, I’ll start with my father. He left me with my mom when I was 3 months old, and left my mother struggling financially. Since then, I’ve seen him a total of maybe 10 times. Mainly around holidays, because I always wanted to see him when I was younger. As I’ve grown and changed, I realized that if he wanted to see me, he would make the plans. So I’ve pretty much cut him from my life. Only time I see him is when I do stuff with my half sister, because she sees me as a role model and wishes I could see her more often (she’s somewhere around the age of 9). My mother disagrees, and says I should try to see him more often, and my stepdad is on my side. He’s been more of a father in the 6-7  years than my biological father has ever been. 

Second part, is my mother’s side of the family. Particularly, her mother. She’s a completely awful human being. Her youngest son (20) completely ignored everything she said to him while he was growing up and managed to do fine. The other, (23) is a mess. Doesn’t have a license since she told him that there’s no use since he’d end up dead or killing someone else, took awfully long to graduate high school because she always puts him down, telling him he won’t amount to anything. She also had convinced them that her daughter is adopted because when she had to give birth, she told the family she had appendicitis. I absolutely refuse to see her, but my mother is begging me to see her. Last time I was with her, she told me to never come back because I gave her attitude, and has told my mom that when she visits, not to bring me. 

Sorry about the massive amount of text, but I had to get this off my chest and figure out if I’m doing the right or wrong thing. 

refusing to see most of my biological family