My parents and I were at my grandparents’ house a couple months back and found this note my mom wrote in the 70s. Unclear who the intended recipient was.NoItsBecky_127 OP t1_itohq6k wrote
Reply to comment by TheCookietorule in My parents and I were at my grandparents’ house a couple months back and found this note my mom wrote in the 70s. Unclear who the intended recipient was. by NoItsBecky_127
I suppose, but that begs the question of why she wouldn’t just talk to them. Though I suppose being in Hebrew school implies she was less than 13, and tweens aren’t known for stellar communication skills. Alright, just answered my own question.
cyborgborg777 t1_itoowaz wrote
Seeing the whole sending-them-to-a-religious-institution-forcefully thing I doubt their relationship was that healthy
NoItsBecky_127 OP t1_itop06p wrote
It was Hebrew school. For her bat mitzvah. It’s not that deep. My grandparents are wonderful people, and I’ve never gotten any indication their relationship with my mother is anything but loving.
LinuxMatthews t1_itpf2hl wrote
This is Reddit anyone that does anything more religious than saying Oh My God when shocked is a brainwashed abuser.
Electronic_Trifle_60 t1_itqe1hq wrote
You're right. We shouldn't pass any values, traditions, religion, or culture down to our children. We should let the internet raise them.
Jackass.
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