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jadelennox( content note: blackface in the 1980's, but not today )
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This question does not feel real
Aug. 17th, 2022 03:37 pmysobelFrom Ask Amy:
Dear Amy: I am an old grandma with 10 step-grandchildren, the youngest of which is 18 and in her first year of college.
That child receives a substantial scholarship from me for her college.
Of the 10 grandkids, she is the only one who does not follow me on my cat’s Instagram account, which has over 5,000 followers.
She does follow her other grandma on Instagram, which is perplexing to me.
Not that I am begging for followers, but I think it’s a charitable and loving thing to do, especially when I have been generous and loving toward her.
I have not discussed this with her mother.
Am I wrong to think that would be a loving thing for her to do?
It’s just a cat account for Pete’s sake!
— Upset Grandmother
( ??? )
Dear Amy: I am an old grandma with 10 step-grandchildren, the youngest of which is 18 and in her first year of college.
That child receives a substantial scholarship from me for her college.
Of the 10 grandkids, she is the only one who does not follow me on my cat’s Instagram account, which has over 5,000 followers.
She does follow her other grandma on Instagram, which is perplexing to me.
Not that I am begging for followers, but I think it’s a charitable and loving thing to do, especially when I have been generous and loving toward her.
I have not discussed this with her mother.
Am I wrong to think that would be a loving thing for her to do?
It’s just a cat account for Pete’s sake!
— Upset Grandmother
( ??? )
