ExPirateShopGirl
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We do have our explanations ready and some very good reasons.
I expect my dd's to be angry or they may not, who knows. If they are, we are prepared to accept the consequences. Anger can be gotten over....crashing and burning your HS grades do to distraction can not be "gotten over".
That is one of the things I love about being in the 40's. Confidence in your decisions.![]()
If this is my dh's dd, it won't change 4 months from now. It will breeze by as everything does and it can be handled better.
It will be an excellent opportunity for you to reinforce to your DDs that the smallest decisions we make can impact our lives in ways we will never fathom at the moment. Every decision we make is a risk. Your attitude thus far will go along way in helping your children get over the initial shock of suddenly having a half sister and the confusing emotions that will undoubtedly follow. Prepare yourself for surprise, fascination, resentment, anger, acceptance... They aren't all pleasant, but they are all natural and they will be things they need to work through.
I continue to wish you the best of luck in this very unique situation you find yourselves in.
