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Survivor Answers:
Dear "In Love with Him, Not His Parents", Send a Letter of Apology The old term for it is "eating a little crow" or "eating
ones hat." As you are unwelcome at their house, a letter of
apology is the indicated method of apology. My sense is that they
will not accept the letter or the apology, but clearing off our
side of the street is all we can do to make amends to those we have
hurt. If the apology is not accepted that's the best you can reasonably
do then the problem is theirs not yours. He Needs To Apologize My opinion though is that it was rather tacky of your friend to
tell his parents of the words said in anger. Perhaps an apology
is needed from this sector? He Needs To Make a Choice
One question you perhaps need to discuss with your friend though. Who do you both intend to spend the rest of your life with, the parents or each other? If he chooses to be swayed by his parents, no matter what the reason, you can never win that battle don't even try, only resentments stem from that kind of situation. I was told that if I married out of my faith I would be written out of the will. I did and I was. My parents did not like my wife to be and I had to make a choice. I did and never looked back and I was not sorry for my choice. You guys need to sit and make a decision, for better or for worse and move forward. -- Mr. Survivor Click here to see the full question & other panelists' responses.
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