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Our story comes from Leo Bastion, who says, am I the asshole here for not making my son

forgive my brother after he was uninvited from his wedding?

Six months ago, my son, Leo, 14 male, decided to cut off

my brother Jack, 46 male. Now my mum, brother, sister-in-law and other family members want me to make

my son forgive him to keep the peace. For a little bit of context, I'm a 46 male, a single dad.

My family has always helped me in many ways, mostly babysitting when Leah was younger.

And even before my son was born, we were all very close.

We all live relatively close to each other, so we've been able to keep in touch with weekly

gatherings, spending the holidays together, etc. Everyone loves

my son and my son loved them back. However, my brother Jack was always my son's favorite person.

Back when my son was three to four years old, Jack and his wife had more flexible jobs than me.

Think freelancing versus a nine to five. So they always volunteered to look after Leo, something

he loved. Almost every month they would take him to the zoo or the aquarium or they'd even go camping with him.

As my son grew older, he started to develop the same interest as my brother, like video games,

photography and music. When Leo was nine, he told me that he wanted to have the same interests as my brother, like video games, photography and music. When Leo

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