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Dr. Laura (0:31)
Thanks for downloading my Call of the Day podcast. You too can participate in my live radio program heard weekdays from 2 to 5pm Eastern Time on Sirius XM Triumph 111. Kelly, welcome to the program.
Caller (0:46)
Thank you. Dr. Laura. Hi, so I'm calling about a situation that I would like your opinion on. How would you handle this? Because I'm starting to feel complicit in this situation. I have a brother in law who has had a very traumatic childhood and.
Dr. Laura (1:03)
I believe it's quite emotional. Wait, stop. Tell me about this without saying anything about his childhood as though that eliminated his responsibility and ability to behave properly today. So leave that out.
Caller (1:19)
Okay, Okay, I will start all over again.
Dr. Laura (1:23)
Hi Kelly, welcome to the program.
Caller (1:27)
Hello Dr. Laura, I would like your opinion on how to handle this situation with my brother in law. So when we gather at family gatherings, which is usually when we do see him, we don't have much of a relationship with him outside of family gatherings. He has in the past belittled and berated those attending adults and in that way we've kind of let him say his piece. No one has really reacted to it as of late. He is now doing this to his daughter who is, who is 20. So I guess she is an adult. She's still living under their roof. But he's belittling her. And it happens consecutively, I guess for the last like five, six gatherings we've had. The conversation tends for him to migrate there and he again belittles her, bullies her a little bit. And I'm at the point now where it's like.
Dr. Laura (2:27)
That's your description. That's your description. Yeah, but you're not telling me what he is actually doing. What is he actually.
