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HelpRe: Need some ideas
in reply to a message by CruelPumps
You share his DNA; your mother doesn't. End of story.
A friend of mine divorced her philandering husband and brought up their three sons extremely well on very little money. The boys continued to see their father and got on well with him while understanding their mother's feelings. When her first grandson was born, he was given his naughty grandfather's name as his mn, so the reference was there, Grandpa was happy but Grandma didn't have to use a name she'd come to dislike. However, your situation seems to be different ... really, I'd go for it. Why not?
A friend of mine divorced her philandering husband and brought up their three sons extremely well on very little money. The boys continued to see their father and got on well with him while understanding their mother's feelings. When her first grandson was born, he was given his naughty grandfather's name as his mn, so the reference was there, Grandpa was happy but Grandma didn't have to use a name she'd come to dislike. However, your situation seems to be different ... really, I'd go for it. Why not?
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I guess you're right. My mother never really bothered to ask me how I feel about my dad. We haven't talked about him in over 5 years.
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