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Now, today's first story comes from Patchwork Purple Moon, who says,

I the A-Hole for telling my aunt she wasn't allowed to see my newborn. For my 20 female entire

pregnancy, my aunt, a 43 female, would make snide comments towards me and my fiancé 22 male

about how we aren't fit to be parents with our

outrageous lifestyle. We live in a camper on my mum and stepdad's property that is our temporary

home and it's fully furnished with a working kitchen and bathroom, but also a little bit on the

hippie side of life. She would say that she was surprised and my fiancé managed to get me pregnant since

he isn't very much of a man. We share clothes. She would also make fun of my weight gain, saying

she could barely see my belly with all the fat. I'm a pretty small woman, I think, and that

eating for two isn't meant to be taken seriously. I tried to be kind to her in the

beginning months of pregnancy because she had suffered through two miscarriages before I got pregnant.

My fiancé has never been open about her being hurtful towards me and wouldn't let me write it off

as her being upset over losing her babies, and I needed to set clear boundaries, so I did,

and told her she

couldn't see the baby without my permission. My aunt also has a history of breaking boundaries

and calling CPS on family members because they don't have the same ideals that she does. Well,

I just had a baby a month ago and finally felt well enough to visit family. I have a rough relationship to my Biodad's side of the family, and I'm truly only close with

my grandparents and siblings.

So this past Sunday, I decided I was going to take my baby to my grandparents' house

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