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Dave Ramsey tells a woman not to take a secret $50,000 CD from her 88 year old parents Caller: "My parents are 87 and 88, and instead of putting them in assisted living, I want to take care of them. They’re willing to pay me the same monthly wage I make now and give me a $50,000 CD, but they do not want my siblings to know about the CD" Dave: "You do what you want to do, but I do not participate in deals that involve deception" "It’s going to come out in the settling of the estate, and they’re going to accuse you of having stolen from your parents"

Dave Ramsey tells a woman not to take a secret $50,000 CD from her 88 year old parents Caller: "My parents are 87 and 88, and instead of putting them in assisted living, I want to take care of them. They’re willing to pay me the same monthly wage I make now and give me a $50,000 CD, but they do not want my siblings to know about the CD" Dave: "You do what you want to do, but I do not participate in deals that involve deception" "It’s going to come out in the settling of the estate, and they’re going to accuse you of having stolen from your parents"

Yonan

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Lisa Ann revealed that she no longer has a relationship with her family and has come to terms with it. She explained that her parents distanced themselves from her because of her work and public profile in the advlt entertainment industry, which made things very difficult for her emotionally. Over time, she said she found peace and stopped blaming herself for how they treated her. “I found peace with it, and I found peace with the understanding that, for too many years I carried the blame for getting into c0rn as the reason my parents treated me h0rribly.”

ZAN

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'I don't think I'm going to share the fact with her that I'm gay' Tune in to today's special episode where Camilla Tominey is joined by Michael Gove , Nicky Campbell and Andrew Pierce to discuss the childhood experience these three men share in common: being adopted Camilla sits down with the the trio to discuss life growing up, meeting their birth parents and how being adopted shaped them as adults 👇 Let us know your thoughts below 🎧 Listen now through the link in our bio

'I don't think I'm going to share the fact with her that I'm gay' Tune in to today's special episode where Camilla Tominey is joined by Michael Gove , Nicky Campbell and Andrew Pierce to discuss the childhood experience these three men share in common: being adopted Camilla sits down with the the trio to discuss life growing up, meeting their birth parents and how being adopted shaped them as adults 👇 Let us know your thoughts below 🎧 Listen now through the link in our bio

The Daily T

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Lonzo Ball speaks on his parents’ Lavar & Tina’s divorce, explaining that his Mom did NOT want to leave and it wasn’t because Lavar lost his foot, but she was actually “forced” to leave and Lonzo helped her 😮👀 “I love both my parents, but the situation put before y’all is NOT how it went down… I’m glad she left, she’s in a great spot. She’s good, my Pops is good. They obviously don’t f*ck with each other, but I f*ck with them both, and she was not wrong at all.”

Lonzo Ball speaks on his parents’ Lavar & Tina’s divorce, explaining that his Mom did NOT want to leave and it wasn’t because Lavar lost his foot, but she was actually “forced” to leave and Lonzo helped her 😮👀 “I love both my parents, but the situation put before y’all is NOT how it went down… I’m glad she left, she’s in a great spot. She’s good, my Pops is good. They obviously don’t fck with each other, but I fck with them both, and she was not wrong at all.”

Slime🐍

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Her name is Nandhana Krishna she's a Hindu her mom told her that she can marry from any religion so decided to marry a muslim man. Before rushing into marriage with a Muslim man in the name of 'freedom', your parents need serious treatment first. A girl from a Hindu family named Krishna throwing away her identity isn't freedom it's. Your mother's so-called open-mindedness is destroying your future, your culture, and your dignity. Real freedom comes with responsibility and roots, not blindly following trends that thousands of Hindu girls later regret.

Her name is Nandhana Krishna she's a Hindu her mom told her that she can marry from any religion so decided to marry a muslim man. Before rushing into marriage with a Muslim man in the name of 'freedom', your parents need serious treatment first. A girl from a Hindu family named Krishna throwing away her identity isn't freedom it's. Your mother's so-called open-mindedness is destroying your future, your culture, and your dignity. Real freedom comes with responsibility and roots, not blindly following trends that thousands of Hindu girls later regret.

Warlock Hindu

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🚨 INSANITY: ‘Higher Rates of Autism Found in Kids Whose Parents Served in the Military’ “You had a 31% greater chance of having autism if you were covered by military insurance.” “...if your mother served in the military, what were the odds of the child having autism? And it was 46% greater chance, which is astounding. 43% greater chance if your father served. If both parents served, it was a 56% greater chance.” “...if both parents were on active duty, the odds of your child having autism is 63% greater.” “Making matters worse, we see a severity response in that, of all the children who have mild autism, you have a 37% greater chance if your father served. It goes up to 46% for moderate autism and 83% for severe autism.” “I'm dumbfounded how this survey has been going on for eight years and no one has pieced this together or published this yet.”

🚨 INSANITY: ‘Higher Rates of Autism Found in Kids Whose Parents Served in the Military’ “You had a 31% greater chance of having autism if you were covered by military insurance.” “...if your mother served in the military, what were the odds of the child having autism? And it was 46% greater chance, which is astounding. 43% greater chance if your father served. If both parents served, it was a 56% greater chance.” “...if both parents were on active duty, the odds of your child having autism is 63% greater.” “Making matters worse, we see a severity response in that, of all the children who have mild autism, you have a 37% greater chance if your father served. It goes up to 46% for moderate autism and 83% for severe autism.” “I'm dumbfounded how this survey has been going on for eight years and no one has pieced this together or published this yet.”

Children’s Health Defense

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Becky supports people who want to come out to their parents and families because they deserve to be accepted for who they are 🥹 Becky herself came out to her parents, and she was very well accepted ❤️ 🗣️is your parents okay with you dating girl? 🧚🏻‍♀️: they said to me that, my both mum and dad are like , just be with whoever you feel comfortable with whoever treat you well and my dad said "can take care of my gir!" no matter what gender no matter what as long as they make you happy and thats definitely how I will teach my children as well #beckysangels‌ #BeckyArmstrong‌

Becky supports people who want to come out to their parents and families because they deserve to be accepted for who they are 🥹 Becky herself came out to her parents, and she was very well accepted ❤️ 🗣️is your parents okay with you dating girl? 🧚🏻‍♀️: they said to me that, my both mum and dad are like , just be with whoever you feel comfortable with whoever treat you well and my dad said "can take care of my gir!" no matter what gender no matter what as long as they make you happy and thats definitely how I will teach my children as well #beckysangels‌ #BeckyArmstrong‌

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“Yeah, I bet Erika’s boyfriend met her mom. Her mom is always lurking in the background.” Candace Owens—who comes from a failed degenerate broken family and is unloved and unwanted by both her mother and her father—is SO JEALOUS of Erika and her relationship to her mother. Id feel badly for her if she weren’t such a monster. I can see why her parents abandoned her and shipped her off to grandpa, who no doubt fell into an early grave from the sheer hardship of dealing with this little bitch.

“Yeah, I bet Erika’s boyfriend met her mom. Her mom is always lurking in the background.” Candace Owens—who comes from a failed degenerate broken family and is unloved and unwanted by both her mother and her father—is SO JEALOUS of Erika and her relationship to her mother. Id feel badly for her if she weren’t such a monster. I can see why her parents abandoned her and shipped her off to grandpa, who no doubt fell into an early grave from the sheer hardship of dealing with this little bitch.

Natalie Jean Beisner

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