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Asking Eric: Adult Siblings’ Feud Makes Their Anger at Each Other the Whole Family’s Problem
- A family dispute involves adult siblings Doug and Linda who have refused to speak to each other for about three years in their shared home.
- The conflict escalated partly due to the fiancé’s disabled, stubborn father living with them, who struggles with basic needs and is a suicide risk.
- Efforts to bridge the gap have failed despite hosting holiday meals and birthday parties, and the animosity complicates the household dynamics.
- The author emphasized that only those who treat others with kindness and respect are welcome to join family meals, underscoring the value of maintaining civility.
- The ongoing strife has caused emotional pain and suggests the home might not be suitable for raising a child, prompting consideration of protective intervention.
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Asking Eric: Is it too much to ask my feuding children to cool it for the holidays?
Dear Eric: I have three adult children. About three years ago, there was an issue, and my oldest, Doug, and middle, Linda, disrespected each other. It wasn’t a small issue, but (in my and my wife’s opinion) it wasn’t a huge offense. Neither will apologize. They refuse to speak to each other.
·Springfield, United States
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Asking Eric: My adult children refuse to speak to each other. What can I do?
Dear Eric: I have three adult children. About three years ago there was an issue, and my oldest, Doug, and middle, Linda, disrespected each other. It wasn’t a small issue, but (in my and my wife’s opinion) it wasn’t a huge offense.
·Cleveland, United States
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