Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories.

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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from a throwaway account and is titled, Am I the

Asshole for not allowing my kids to get baptized? I 33 female have two kids, 12 male and 10 female.

I have always had a rough relationship with my in-laws. They are the typical extreme evangelical

pastors and didn't approve of me since I

wasn't Christian. I am and have always been an atheist. I met my husband in college and while dating

found out I got pregnant which caused more issues. They forced my husband to propose to me since they

didn't want their grandkid to be born out of marriage.

They tried to make us have a religious wedding and tried to make us go to church with them, but I always refused.

They calmed down a little when our second came and we allow them to have the kids over every now and then,

but still try to push their religion into us.

We're trying to raise our kids religion free and let them decide once they are older and can understand better. Now to the issue.

As I mentioned, our kids go to stay at their home at least one weekend a month, but recently

we've been dropping them over every weekend because of time constraints my husband

and I have been having. Well, last week they came to me and asked me if we could take them on Sunday

to church to get baptized. I was dumbfounded. It was clear they had heard about this from my in-laws.

I asked them why they wanted that and they explained that they had been going to baptism classes

with my in-laws and decided to get baptized.

I explained to them that they weren't ready to make that decision and to tell me honestly

if their grandma told them to say that.

They denied it, but I suspected there was more to the story.

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