@making_senseofit_w.katt: If Your Child Goes No-Contact… Let Them.”** If your adult child decides to go no-contact, here’s the truth most parents never hear: Your option — your power — is to let them. Not because you agree. Not because you deserved it. Not because the story they’re telling is accurate. But because chasing someone who’s walking away only deepens their narrative. Let them. Let them have the silence they think they need. Let them have the space they believe will heal them. Let them experience the version of “peace” they imagine exists on the other side of cutting you out. You don’t have to fight, defend yourself, argue with their perception, or submit to demands that erase your dignity. You don’t have to audition for access to your own child. Let them. And here’s what people miss: Letting them doesn’t mean you stop loving them. It means you stop collapsing for them. It means you stop living on probation — never sure what version of you is allowed to exist. It means you stop apologizing for things you never actually did, or for the crime of not being the fantasy parent they believe you should have been. Let them. Let them grow. Let them discover their own distortions. Let them find out that pain doesn’t magically disappear just because they removed you from the picture. Let them learn that life is still hard, choices still have consequences, and relationships still require effort, even when they cut out the “problem.” Because here’s the elevated truth: If you hold them too tightly, they never get the chance to come back on their own. If you let them go, they get to find their way back as adults — not as accusers. Your job now is not to chase. Your job is to stand tall, stay grounded, live your life, and let the story unfold without forcing it. Let them. If the relationship is real — if the bond was meaningful — they will eventually have to confront the gap between perception and reality. And when they do, you’ll still be standing. Not broken. Not begging. Just steady. And that is the most powerful place a parent can be. #nocontact #estranged #fyp #relationships #letthem

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insomniac133
user4149815035573 :
And remember to adjust your Will
2025-11-26 01:35:19
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maryellenpagliani
maryellenpagliani :
I rather deal with her absence than lower my boundaries to accept her disrespect …..
2025-12-04 02:20:36
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mom_bravo
mom_bravo :
Yes, I miss the young child, not the one that grew up into a bitter adult!
2025-12-03 05:21:26
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donna.cheney0
Donna Cheney :
I don't bother my son I'm not contacting him ever again
2025-11-24 00:33:54
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cheyenne.8
Naukita :
The sad thing is the grandkids are the ones who suffer the most😢
2025-12-25 04:59:25
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deejax123456
Dee :
Let them! We have to for our own sanity 😔
2025-11-23 21:50:26
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jesuschick27
Joy Vibes :
Chasing someone only means that someone is running…. STOP, chasing… it’s exhausting… demeaning… get your self respect and worth back. We all have a purpose besides being parents….
2025-11-27 01:52:11
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tinkermarie65
✨️TINKER✨️ :
I just don't know what I did it's the problem. it kills me.
2025-12-30 19:43:17
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sarahsue141
sarahsue141 :
What about the grandkids????
2025-11-26 21:39:16
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anne17545
Anne :
I'm so glad I never had kids
2025-12-03 05:16:08
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sunshinegurli1
Sunshinegurli1 :
It’s so damn hard. Especially during the holidays. Really struggling with this.
2025-12-16 16:10:52
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woodmanchopper
woodmanchopper :
Stop trying five years after the divorce. It gets easier and easier as the days and years go by don’t even care anymore.
2025-11-25 21:26:26
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manderley88
Manderley :
God bless you.I wish I've found you early
2025-11-25 23:17:51
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mpeaco
Marty Peacock :
I owe them nothing. If I die with the no contact still ongoing, then I will not leave them anything
2025-12-01 01:08:32
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paulthepainter2021
Paul Bradshaw207 :
Going through this now . We have let them have there distance. We pray for them daily. I hve never told my folks they were never good enough
2025-12-27 13:44:31
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postman584
Georgia Cracker :
8 years, time marches on!😒
2025-11-25 00:37:11
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wannabangel214
HeatherINheaven :
Best advice ever. 🙏😞♥️
2025-11-24 18:06:05
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daisy53169
daisy :
All you can do is pray for reconciliation, but attempting to chase makes them run faster
2025-11-26 05:37:44
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no.name.anymore2
Post-mormon lemonade :
I’m letting them. It’s taken years. And I’m happy with how things are. Do I want them back. Such damage.
2025-11-25 03:41:49
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martimoore0
Marti Gen❌️group7 :
is so hard and sad.. prayers
2025-11-24 16:19:38
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christinamarie040
Christina :
Kids believe they did ask to be born
2025-11-24 09:47:47
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joannepoore
Jo-Jo :
I miss her so very much
2026-01-17 01:40:46
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zanderman11.11
🅩🅐🅝🅓🅔🅡🄼🄰🄽 :
I understand the intention behind this, but I want to offer a perspective that often gets missed. Letting your child “walk away” isn’t what heals a broken relationship. Distance may stop the bleeding, but it doesn’t create repair. What opens the door is a parent saying, “I’m here. I’m listening. I’m willing to look at the pain you felt—even if it wasn’t my intent.” Healing doesn’t come from chasing or controlling, but it also doesn’t come from emotional resignation. Adult children don’t go no contact because they want space for power or punishment—they do it because they don’t feel safe, believed, or heard. Accountability isn’t about blame; it’s about acknowledging impact. When a parent can sit with discomfort, set ego aside, and lead with humility instead of defensiveness, that’s when trust can begin to rebuild. Until then, walking away isn’t abandonment—it’s self-protection. Repair requires presence, listening, and accountability… not silence.
2025-12-30 00:35:55
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maineadirondackchairs
rob :
Seven years. No tears hear.
2025-12-03 19:31:36
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alrayan090
007 :
I have not seen my kids for 15 yrs. Brain washed they 21.23 now I’m not chasing any more
2025-12-05 01:56:22
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