Finn's heart is in the right place, wanting to remember his mother, but he's going about it all wrong. It's like trying to sweeten a bitter coffee with a pinch of salt—it just doesn't work. Steffy's past trauma is real, and he needs to respect her feelings instead of trying to whitewash Sheila's horrific actions. This isn't about choosing sides; it's about understanding the deep wounds of the past.

I understand both sides, I really do. Steffy’s pain is valid, but Finn wanting to honor his mother, in his own way, makes sense too. This whole situation is just so heartbreaking, it reminds me of when I lost my father, and my family grieved in different ways. It caused a lot of pain, but eventually, we found a way back to each other. I hope Steffy and Finn can do the same.

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This situation reminds me of when I tried to make my husband try my grandma's fruitcake recipe that everyone hated. He put his foot down and refused, and you know what? He was right! It was an abomination against baked goods! Sometimes, it's better to let sleeping dogs (and terrible family recipes) lie. RIP, Grandma, but that fruitcake can stay buried.

I actually respect Finn for standing his ground. Sheila was a terrible person, but she was still his mother.

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