Posted by MarkB_MI on December 30, 2013 at 03:59:47 from (75.198.37.102):
In Reply to: What do You Do?? posted by John B. on December 29, 2013 at 20:59:04:
Well, your dad is old enough he's not going to change. It sounds like your mother suffers the most from his bad behavior. For her sake, don't cut them out of your lives, but you don't have to be your dad's enabler, either. Keep in touch with your mom to be sure they're OK, but don't get involved in your dad's business dealings if you don't have to.
As for the tractor, it was his to sell and he didn't have to get his sons' permission to do so. Unfortunately, when you're a pathological liar, you're going to lie when it would be easier to tell the truth because you don't know how to NOT lie.
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