Advice from Amy Dickinson.
My friend “Brian” passed away over three years ago. I was friends with Brian and his wife “Marcia” for more than 40 years.
You don’t note whether you have kept in close touch with “Marcia” over these last three years, but in my opinion, three years after a loss might present the right moment to make your move.My mother recently asked my 13-year-old daughter and my 16-year-old niece if they would get matching tattoos with her once they turn 18.
Now that she is a grandmother, it seems she wants to be the cool grandma that all the grandchildren adore. While I am great with that approach and want my kids to be close to my mother, I do not feel it is appropriate for her to suggest to them that they get matching tattoos with her. You very wisely understand that your child can make her own decisions regarding tattoos when she is older.
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