Grandma Is Giving Me Guilt Trips…I Need To Set Boundaries

It’s almost impossible to agree with family 100% of the time. Listen as we talk with a man struggling with his relative’s racist tendencies, a college student who keeps getting guilt trips from her grandmother, and a man who’s worried his parents will think less of him if he starts ADHD medication.

• A close family member is a racist bigot & I don't know how to handle it
• My grandmother is giving me guilt trips & I need to set boundaries
• I've struggled with attention issues all my life but I'm scared to go on meds
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• "Girl On Fire" - Alicia Keys

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