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I will let my mother be in my daughter's life.

Keep her out.

Build a fence.

I, 23 female, am currently 27 weeks pregnant with my first child.

I found out in January 2025 that me and my boyfriend, 23 male, were expecting our first child.

And we were absolutely over the moon with joy and happiness.

We both had concerns we may not be able to have children.

My concerns more due to overthinking than anything else.

By the way, this comes from user I see Reference 2799.

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go to the R slash OK Storytime subreddit. I'm Dakota. I'm Sophia. I'm Riley. And O.P. says,

my mom, 45 female and I have always had a rocky relationship. She always would talk badly about

my dad's side of the family, specifically my grandmother who raised me from the age

of six until she passed away when I was 17. We won't even get into the drama she caused

when my grandmother had passed away. Now this next part I'm only adding in for context as to how my

mother can be. When I was 19 years old, I decided I was ready to get my first tattoo, which happened to be

for my grandmother who raised me. I posted it online, excited, just because not only was it my first

tattoo, but I had family members related to my grandmother, as well as some of her close friends

on Facebook. Mostly everyone was supportive, even both of my mom's sisters. But my mom saw

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