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  • Jan 19, 2007, 03:58 PM
    lnl232699
    Cant talk to my mother
    I feel like I can't talk to my mother. She yells at me for the littlest things. I scared to talk to her! This isn't how it should be, so I need to know what to do!
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:02 PM
    JoeCanada76
    First: How old are you?
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:04 PM
    lnl232699
    I'm 13, I don't think there's a age limit to this site. Is there?
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:15 PM
    JoeCanada76
    It all depends on your age how I answer your question. Sorry If I gave you that impression but everybody is welcome here.

    Now about your mother. What kinds of things does she yell at you for? What kind of things would you like to talk to her about? What kinds of ways have you tried talking to her? Or have you tried?

    Joe
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:22 PM
    lnl232699
    I need someone to talk to about what I should and shouldn't be going through, school, friends, and family. I just moved to a new school, and I don't have any friends. The thing is I went to that school in six grade, nobody remembers me! I posted a question about my sister driving me crazy, and lots more. So I need to be able to talk to my mom. She yells at me when I try to do something nice but do it wrong, or when my math sinks, but I try hard to bring it up. There's more, but it would take time.
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:25 PM
    JoeCanada76
    You can write a long long post. Take all the time you need, because quite honestly the more information you are able to give us on this site. The better we will be able to help you. Moving to a new school, and making new friends is hard to adjust to. I am curious on the reason for the move? How does your mom treat your sister. Are you treated differently. This can cause many problems if that is the case.

    Joe
  • Jan 19, 2007, 04:50 PM
    chippers
    Tell us more about your mom. Is she a single parent? Could that be the reason for the move? Are you living with just her and your sister? You can tell whatever you're comfortable with. Honest no snitching. chippers:)
  • Jan 20, 2007, 11:23 AM
    lnl232699
    My mom is a single parent and has been for 10 years. My sister gets all the attention. When she does bad on an assinment, she gets a well try harder. But win I do bad, she tells me to give up, she called me a chicken last night.
  • Jan 20, 2007, 11:40 AM
    chippers
    There's no excuse for a parent to belittle or intimate her own child. If I were you, I'd make an appointment with the school councillor to talk about it. She or he could help you.
    I know the feeling of trying to please an unpleasable parent. No matter what you do, it still its never enough. At this point I would think about putting yourself first. Next time your mother calls you a name. Tell her how it hurts you to hear that because you love her. Its not a good idea to fight or argue. It won't get you anywhere. But every now and then tell her you love her. It'll make you feel better even just a little. I hope this helps.
  • Jan 20, 2007, 11:45 AM
    lnl232699
    Thanks, I think this will help.
  • Jan 20, 2007, 04:13 PM
    chippers
    I hope it does. Keep in mind even if she doesn't reply the same. At least your saying it you'll start to feel better about yourself. You're a good kid. The fact you wanted to talk about her and didn't trash her shows good character. Like I said talk to a councillor at school. Tell her what's going on and how you feel. Just because you're a teenager, doesn't mean your feelings don't count.
  • Jan 20, 2007, 04:29 PM
    JoeCanada76
    Exactly right! Parents who play favorites is not good. My grandmother is that way. She plays favorites. One child is her angel and the rest of them are bad apples and should not have been born.

    Anyway that is my personal experience. Anyway, you will do well to talk about it and Chippers is right you have shown very good, mature character in how you have dealt with this experience with your mom. Just let her know you love her and talk to counselors at school and you will be fine. (;

    Joe
  • Jan 22, 2007, 06:45 AM
    chippers
    Sorry, jessuhelper76, I got the spread it messege. I agree with you. I've come to believe allot of our personal experiences help with posts. That's why I like the site so much.
  • Jan 29, 2007, 08:44 PM
    Abuhar
    Chippers: I liked your advice, in the beginning - to tell her mom about love.

    INL: I wish you will be able to be strong when your mom is in anger and what might help you to do so: think that your mom just needs help, your help, your forgiveness. She maybe treats your sister and you differently, but it is because she is very tired and doesn't see where she is unfair to her children. So tell her about this, when your mom is in a calm mood. You are really a well raised kid, and this is, too, your mom's remit.
  • Feb 15, 2007, 03:30 PM
    Jack_Jack 238
    Just sit her down and talk to her! Try to explain to her and ask her how you feel about her. The reason why she yells at you and everything is because she cares and loves you. I had the same problem and so I sat down and talked to her and it solved our problem!

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