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Earning respect...

outlanderSenior Contributor

Earning respect...

Hi everyone im wondering if anyone could give me suggestion advice on either earning my mother and sisters respect or any advice on general?

Here's just one example can provide a heap more. .

But my computer was going flat snd i asked my 24 yr old sister if she could grab my comp charger
She said no so i said please ive been doing your horse all day (her horse is sick and needs treatment 3-5) times a day) could u get it for me and she just sat there i waited a minute to see if shr was waiting for an adf but nope. snd she Does it everytime i ask something plus my younger sister as Well shes 6 so i dont ask much of her Only simple things and rarely


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outlanderSenior Contributor

Re: Earning respect...

hi @KD2016 firstly welcome to the forums and i hope you find these forums helpful and supportive

im sorry you arent respected just becasue your not a 'blood' relative. that really isnt right to me and you should be respect your a husband for gods sake thats close enough to a blood relative!

thank you for the advice as well, very much appreciated

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