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January 14, 2008, 2:14 pm PST
Agree completely!
Quote From: auggie123 Are you kidding me? Some of you are sympathetic to the mother! Children are what we make them period. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that this poor kid is just screwed up b/c of her behavior as a mother. I have a very active 8 year old who is head strong and will test you to the limit but I have never called her a name or degraded her. This women should not even be aloud near this poor young man. Micheal if you read this just know that ANYONE that would be raised in that situation would have lost thier mind by now. Hang in there kiddo. Like I tell my daughter you words are powerful take a deep breath think how your feeling and I'm all ears. Micheal your precious I can just tell you want to be the best you can be, and even if nobody tells you this, believe it yourself! As I sat here watching this very cold emotionless woman, deep angry frown lines consuming her face, I felt so much anger towards her. Why do mothers who purposely or inadvertently screw up their children, turn around and take no responsibility for it later? Are we to believe she only aquired this young man a year ago and he was actually raised by wolves, not by her? I mean she acts like they just met and she has no idea why he behaves the way he does. Really? She's baffled, can't figure it out. It's not rocket science lady. If you pound away at someone for years and years because you are an out of control rage a holic what is that you think you will create? What will be the outcome when they are tweens or teens? Oh yeah it will be Micheal. Good bad or indifferent, he is now YOUR creation. You made him the way he is today. He's not even on drugs (although I don't know why not), but he simply rages because you rage. And have always raged. I'm guessing your mother raged at you and this is all you know quite frankly. Very sad. Don't you think it's long overdue to stop this dated tradition in your family. It's up to you and your husband to make things better. Adults must take the first step. YOU leave the room or the house when he starts in on you, not the other way around. DO NOT engage him, leave the room or property if need be.
My mom did things to me growing up, whipped me with a belt, slapped me in the face, said nasty things to me. By the time I was a tween I needed a truck load of therapy (my mom had no idea why I was the way I was. Are you kidding). I started hurting myself because I had no self esteem, she had stolen it and replaced it with complete rage and insecurity. Today she barely aknowledges much of it, but I never forgot. For many years it consumed me as an adult and I hated her, even wished she would die. In the last 5 or so years I have finally come to terms with it. My mother and I have a pretty good relationhip now. I'm 48, that's how long it can take to move on mothers out there. This woman like my own mother has changed who Micheal was to become. She picked on him for years and now he is broken, much like her. I really hope this mother can change for the sake of her sons own sanity and future quality of life.
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