Guest guest Posted July 5, 2005 Report Share Posted July 5, 2005 Jean Our daughters can come up with the most amazing b.s., and what's even more amazing is all the other people who buy into it, and accept their version as " gospel. " I don't think you were a bad mother with . I think you loved her and did for her as best you could. That's what we all do. Dot > I guess they feel better to move on than admit THEY are the one with any > problem. I saw that only too well in my counseling session with, me, my daughter > and the counselor. It is all me and granted I realize I was neurotic after > my mother died and was a teenager----I was way too > overprotective-----but she makes me feel like I was simply out to hurt her and control her just > for the FUN of it. She didn't want to hear that perhaps I acted the way I did > because I had issues back then. She would rather just see me as the > witch---not a human being woith my own frailities. > > She did admit that she was " self destructive " and that is why she hooked up > with the ghetto group-----but for 2 years??!!!!! I gave her outs, but she says > the boys' father was just " too dangerous " . that he would have killed her had > she left him----that is a total crock------I got in his face one day and > called him every derogatory name I could think of in the hopes that he would hit ME > so I could press charges and he DID NOTHING, but yell a little. ( I was > slightly insane myself back then and desperate to save her from herself). He was > and from what I have heard recently still is simply a loser. > > So was she really self destructive? Or was it just that she felt she could > control these losers because compared to them she was like royalty > and could dangle money, her car, herself in front of them. > > I find it annoying that she wants the counselor to think she was back then, > with them and with me a VICTIM. I also mentioned to the counselor that I am > not happy that she allows her husband (a former addict) to drink in HER home. > Once again she played the VICTIM when she said she cannot control what he does > because he is an adult---an adult she's allowing to drink with her kids there > and we all know it will lead to him craving the drugs again. The counselor > told her she IS in control of the drinking if it is done in her home. > > What is it that they have to portray themselves as VICTINS. Do they all do > this? > > Jean > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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