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  • Jomibe

    Sharpshooter
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    Apr 28, 2013
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    Hendricks County
    :facepalm: So much wrong with this situation.

    Don't let anybody tell you how to run your life. **** em.
    They are using the relationship to hold you hostage.
    That's an adversarial relationship from the start.
    If they can't deal with your happiness that's their problem and their loss.
    They truly sound mentally unstable.

    printcraft got it right on this one. It's your life. Don't hide yourself or what you're about. Your sister will get over it, and her husband sounds like a blowhard. Might as well rip the bandaid off, it's coming off one way or another.
     

    gabrigger

    Marksman
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    Apr 20, 2008
    198
    28
    Wayne County
    :facepalm: So much wrong with this situation.

    Don't let anybody tell you how to run your life. **** em.
    They are using the relationship to hold you hostage.
    That's an adversarial relationship from the start.
    If they can't deal with your happiness that's their problem and their loss.
    They truly sound mentally unstable.

    +1000 to this
     

    russc2542

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    Oct 24, 2015
    2,132
    83
    Columbus
    Ha, I can relate to the un-gun-friendly family but at least none are violently against it. Bunch of Chicago-mindset city dwellers. Luckily no raving BIL making threats, just a lot of dissapointed glares and quiet admonishment about what money is spent on and children's welfare (and a crapload of talk behind our backs about it because everyone's too non-confrontational about it to confront us about it). Heck, my wife's grandma was upset about the dangerous situation that there was a 10'x6'x1' Koy pond at the house we bought and the dangers of having our 1-year-old on the same property.

    So: don't ask, don't tell. Anything not carried concealed is locked in a safe (In my case, ironically, in the closet of the bedroom they stay in), tools and paraphernalia are in there or a locking cabinet (in the same room. "It's just a workbench for when I don't want to go all the way out to the garage..." next to my wife's artsy stuff). Most of my or my wife's family would have a stroke if they knew but it's like carrying concealed: even if there's a little printing, most non-gun people don't see it, not knowing it is what it is. Never doubt the mind's ability to ignore what it doesn't know or doesn't want to know.

    Lets go shooting.
     

    BugI02

    Grandmaster
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    Jul 4, 2013
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    Columbus, OH
    You mean the 50 post rule doesn't mean that the next time he wants to access the classys he would need 40050 posts?
     
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