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Jul 02, 2012, 01:34 AM
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im rilly mad now because earlear today when ever i tryed to have a little fun my mom would spaz out at me and get mad and im not shere why. i rilly wish i had my glass shard with me because i wanted to rilly wanted to cut my self. i have calmed down alittle now but my life semes to never get better.
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 Idiot17
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Jul 02, 2012, 02:13 AM
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Wondering if she had asked you to do something for her, or expected that you would be something for her at the time you wanted to have fun rather than do what she had asked you to do........just exploring the possibilities from your mother's POV since you don't have any idea why she got mad at you. Normal mother's only get mad when their kids aren't doing what they were asked but are going off & doing their own thing rather than what they were asked to do.
That may NOT be the the case in your situation.....but if you don't know why your mother was mad.....then ask her. Communication is important between parent & kids.....besides, it's the only way you can learn what they are really thinking if they aren't the kind to offer that information. Know I have been a parent & have a grown daughter who is now 34 years old......just exploring some thoughts & possibilities.
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Jul 03, 2012, 09:27 AM
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Does your mom have anxiety?
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