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Problems with my mother
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I'm an 18 year old girl and for the last 7 years have had major problems with my mother.She is a bit weird and won't let me do anything. I am not allowed to wear make up,dye my hair,shave my body hair,eat food that contains artificial additives,have a boyfriend,wear skirts above my knee or tops that are anywhere near low cut! Iam not allowed to sleep over at friends houses because she says I will not be able to sleep,I am allowed to go out with friends in the evening but am not allowed to stay at their house and she always makes an excuse for why I can't leave the house.I'm not allowed high heel shoes,nail extensions,fake tan,to use a hair dryer.And the worst is she thinks it is bad to wash everyday and will only let me wash every week! I have to be asleep by 11 or I am in huge trouble.I've lost most of my frieds because they think I'm weird. It's not me it's her.My Dad is fine.What is wrong with her? The only other woman I know like her is my Muslim friend's mother! I'm off to Uni ina few months whch will help the situation but will not solve anything
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.i just thought that when i was little (like 11/12 ) my dad would not allow me to do these things simply because i was too young and didnt want me to grow up. The difference is that when i did grow up he stopped. maybe you r mum suffers from some sort of OCD and it is now become an obsession for her,
Its certainly not right though - not now you are 18. When you go to Uni you will be your own person and she will not tell you what to. You don't have to come home if you feel that she will be the same - she might actually stop anyway after you leave - she may finally realise you are an adult.
i find it strange that she is actually letting you go to uni at all from what your saying. She knows then that she will not be able to tell you what to do!
Its certainly not right though - not now you are 18. When you go to Uni you will be your own person and she will not tell you what to. You don't have to come home if you feel that she will be the same - she might actually stop anyway after you leave - she may finally realise you are an adult.
i find it strange that she is actually letting you go to uni at all from what your saying. She knows then that she will not be able to tell you what to do!
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I sense that this is all a load of ballox, especially with the little hint at religion and makeup at her wedding (???), but there really is no question here, so what is there to answer, other than pointing someone in the right direction?
I sense that this is all a load of ballox, especially with the little hint at religion and makeup at her wedding (???), but there really is no question here, so what is there to answer, other than pointing someone in the right direction?
It is a form of abuse as she is preventing you to develop into a young lady.
I also think she may have OCD and you are her obsession like nannon said.
It really is not fair and is suffocating you. I would advise once in uni to see about finding a flat to share or something, and putting your own foot down and telling her she cannot run your life that you need to grow up. Try and also speak to your Dad about this.
He says he thinks its your mums job to bring you up, well you have been brought up you are NOT a child anymore so you should now be able to speak to him, get his support and maybe you both can speak to her.
Good luckx
I also think she may have OCD and you are her obsession like nannon said.
It really is not fair and is suffocating you. I would advise once in uni to see about finding a flat to share or something, and putting your own foot down and telling her she cannot run your life that you need to grow up. Try and also speak to your Dad about this.
He says he thinks its your mums job to bring you up, well you have been brought up you are NOT a child anymore so you should now be able to speak to him, get his support and maybe you both can speak to her.
Good luckx
So your mother is a mad catrholic woman and probably called you Carrie, yet she allows you to have a Muslim friend.
I too smell a Gorbachev.
You could have left home at 16 and certainly can now. Pack you bags and leave. Go to the local authority who will house you due to your age and then sort out a full grant for UNI stating you have cut all ties with your folks.
If it is that bad, just do it.
I too smell a Gorbachev.
You could have left home at 16 and certainly can now. Pack you bags and leave. Go to the local authority who will house you due to your age and then sort out a full grant for UNI stating you have cut all ties with your folks.
If it is that bad, just do it.
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