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3rd December 07, 07:47 PM
#1
My brother doesn't get the kilt thing and neither does my father-in-law that my wife and I share a 4-plex with (the inlaws have a downtairs apartment) . I get the occassional "eye-roll and sigh", but they haven't rejected me because of it.
They don't like it, but they do accept it.
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3rd December 07, 08:01 PM
#2
I've had the same reaction from my parents and brother. It's not that they are uncomfortable with displaying their thoughts, I've known them long enough that I know what they were thinking. They know that if they don't like then too flipping bad. But i'm not going to force it on them either. It's a two way street. I have my kilting time (with kilted friends), I have my family time (un-kilted).
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