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Regular disowning is when someone cut contact with someone else completely and never meet each other anymore. Semi-disowning is when you can still contact and even live with your family members, but they don't consider you a true/real family member anymore. It's similar to "friend zoning" in a way, but this is none-romantic.

An article I read a woman in her 20s semi-disowned her family. They're still friends and talks with each others, but she don't consider them her real family anymore and has moved to some strangers she wants to take as her parents etc. Her parents understand it and was fine with it since although they've been with her in her whole life, they didn't give birth to her. The strangers did.

My Opinion:
I would be offended if someone in my family either disowned or semi-disowned me. I would be surprised if someone in my family wouldn't be offended if I semi-disowned them. It would be a disrespectful thing to do. The woman in the article was like: "Now I'm going to move abroad to move into a couple. They're now my parents and have always been it. Bye". Her parents were like: "Do what you wants to. You're an adult and we loves you". I was like "Uhmmm... really?"

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I find I'm very confrontational with the people that I love. I don't mind calling them out on their mistakes. Not in a ruthless or toxic way. But in a caring and motivational way. I want them to be the best they can be! But that's only because I care for them. I wouldn't bother confronting a stranger often because I don't really care what a stranger does so long as it's not affecting me. Even if it was, I tend to be a bit more lenient.

Who do you confront more? What causes the confrontation?