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R-Sash entitled parents, where an entitled mom tries to pimp out her 14-year-old daughter.

Our next Reddit post is from Scaredy Cat. I'm a 45-year-old woman and my mother is 71 and we have a difficult relationship. My mother was an old school

traditional wife. She was a homemaker, never did any work outside the house, had far more kids

than what I think is healthy, seven girls and six boys.

She's originally from Guatemala and came to the U.S. when she was 14. She married my father here,

had her family here, and tried to make sure myself and my siblings had old school values,

something she really failed at. Most of my siblings are as far from my mother as humanly possible. Two of them

sadly passed away. I'm the only one that stayed near to take care of my parents, and since

dad died, I've taken on my mother's bill so that she can live more easily. She's always been a

dramatic headache, especially when it came to my marriage. She babyed my husband and always

took his side. I only wanted one kid, but my husband wanted as many as biologically possible.

He told me he also only wanted one when we originally talked about marriage. My mother helped him

mess with my birth control so I got pregnant with my youngest. I don't regret my youngest

daughter, but after she was born, I secretly had my tubes tied. My mother always berated me for being

faulty since I only had two children. That's not even counting how she berated me for marrying at an older

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