You do not always have to be the bad guy when making decisions about, for or with your parents. There are times when an outsider may be better suited to speak with your parents about a particular subject or change.
The outsider needs to be someone that you and your parents like and respect. This person may be a physician, a minister, a family friend, etc.
There are times when you might be uncomfortable discussing something with your parents. You may get too emotional (cry or yell) or you might not be able to explain the why's or why not's.
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