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Thanks for listening to my call of the day podcast. You can hear my live radio program Monday through

Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern time on Sirius XM Triumph 111. Jane, welcome to the program.

Hi Dr. Laura. Thank you for taking my call. Thank you. What's up?

Well, do you want me to give you the question first and then fill you in or tell me I know you hate

it when people get too much incirmation? Please don't talk about what I hate. Okay, that's a very

powerful word. If asking the question has in itself sufficient information for me to be useful

that way, if not, then give me the information you think will help me give you a good answer.

Okay. Okay, I have an adult daughter who is 28 and married and been out of the house and married

for three years now. And from time to time, if I have done something to offend or as she says,

her feelings, she has no problem just cutting me out. And what are the things that you realize you

do that intentionally or not hurt her feelings? What are those things? Probably giving unsolicited

advice. And I feel like I'm if question, question. If you know that giving unsolicited advice

is upsetting, why would you risk it?

I guess in my mind, I see it as I'm offering her some wisdom that I've gained over.

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