Q5. My boyfriend Dutch took my 12-year-old daughter and our son to his family reunion. I was uncomfortable with that, but he insisted that our son should know his side of the family that was visiting us from Virginia. So, I sent my daughter to watch over our child. (I had to work). My daughter is taller and built so people often mistake her for being 15 or 16. My daughter said that my boyfriend introduced her to his family members as his future fiancee. I called police, I put him out. I attempted to place a restraining order on him so that he couldn't come to our house. He called my daughter a liar, but once police got involved he disappeared; he even left some clothes in my closet. A few months later at my daughter's 13th birthday party, she blew out the candles and made a wish. She was in tears. I asked what's wrong; her, "I wish you will forgive me for lying on Dutch. He didn't do that at the reunion, I made it up cuz I was ready to leave. Dutch blocked me from everything, and there's no way I can apologize to him. What do I do? We were so good together and I'm heartbroken. #SBCCHAT
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I value my freedom with this current job a lot. My father had surgery last week and I came home to work remote for a week to keep an eye on things and nobody blinked. enjoying the time away from clt for a bit.