When Adult Children Disrespect You: What to Do, After years of parenting, many feel hurt when their grown kids show distance or disrespect. If this sounds familiar, here are 7 key steps:
Acknowledge your pain — Your feelings are valid.
Set boundaries — Speak up against mistreatment.
Stop chasing — Don’t beg for attention.
Live your life — Find joy outside your children.
Communicate as equals — Avoid being controlling.
Let actions speak — Say no to ungrateful demands.
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