"Only" losing the relationship of my beloved youngest brother is not so bad compared to others. Since learning of my refusal to jab, he will not speak to me except in condescending ways and he's forced to talk, such as at our mother's funeral service when even then in our shared pain he reminded me of my ignorance of science. He has even…
"Only" losing the relationship of my beloved youngest brother is not so bad compared to others. Since learning of my refusal to jab, he will not speak to me except in condescending ways and he's forced to talk, such as at our mother's funeral service when even then in our shared pain he reminded me of my ignorance of science. He has even said my church has the same beliefs that enabled the Not Sees. He was a normal, funny, kind-hearted person before he got his liberal PhD. After nearly three years I'm still not over the loss.
So very sad for you. I don’t have siblings but can’t imagine my husband losing his relationship with his brother over something like that. People have lost their minds. And it seems, the more formal education the worse it is.
"Only" losing the relationship of my beloved youngest brother is not so bad compared to others. Since learning of my refusal to jab, he will not speak to me except in condescending ways and he's forced to talk, such as at our mother's funeral service when even then in our shared pain he reminded me of my ignorance of science. He has even said my church has the same beliefs that enabled the Not Sees. He was a normal, funny, kind-hearted person before he got his liberal PhD. After nearly three years I'm still not over the loss.
So very sad for you. I don’t have siblings but can’t imagine my husband losing his relationship with his brother over something like that. People have lost their minds. And it seems, the more formal education the worse it is.
Some people will never admit they were/are wrong and would rather risk the loss of family and friends. It's unfortunate.