Asking Eric: My son’s affair with his stepsister has me seeing red

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Asking Eric: My son’s affair with his stepsister has me seeing red
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Is it just narcissistic of me to think this is any of my business, or that I could have helped the marriage, had I known?

My son recently announced that he and his wife are divorcing. Shortly after that, I found out my son had an affair with the daughter of my ex-husband’s wife. Technically, the other woman is his step-sister but they only all met as adults, so it’s not cringe-inducing incestuous.

With this new information, I’m having a hard time being supportive and empathetic. I just want to tell my son to give my daughter-in-law whatever she wants in the divorce, that she deserves it. Don’t we all hold each other accountable, or do I just not understand boundaries?You’re not being narcissistic, but you may be overestimating your ability to make a family member see reason when they’re bound and determined to do exactly what they want, no matter the consequences.

You have the right, and parental responsibility, to let your son know that you don’t condone his actions. While he will have to work to earn back the portion of your respect he’s lost, remember that the amends he needs to make to his soon-to-be ex-wife are between them. That’s where the boundaries come in.

My husband and I, married almost 40 years, are entering our twilight years with very different abilities and stages of our bodies failing. We’re in our early 70s. We have always been outdoorsy and active.

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