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I’m the Only Sibling Who Knows About My Dad’s “Other” Side. I Have a Plan for After He’s Gone.
['Jenée Desmond-Harris']
Slate Magazine
As such, when he dies, I’m going to empty his house of any proof of anything he might have left behind.
I’m not saying this is the right thing to do, but I am saying I understand why one would do it.
It feels like the best option, especially if you’ve spent your whole life protecting a sibling or keeping a parent’s secrets.
It would be worth it to have a conversation that starts with, “Is there anything you know about Dad that I should know?
I think the LW owes it to both themself and Oliver to have a frank conversation first before breaking up.