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It bothers my present wife that my niece constantly referring to my ex-wife as Aunt Should I correct niece?
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∙ 14y ago
If it is making you and your present wife uncomfortable, you should ask your neice nicely that you'd prefer if she called your ex-wife by her first name, or if she is old enough to understand, tell her that you'd be happy if she didn't mention your ex-wife in the presence of your current wife.
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