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Who the hell does these sorts of things? That's one crazy mother you've got OP! Make sure you give her the bill for replacing the window while you're at it.
Definitely unnecessary. Try talking to her and explain why that's inappropriate. Maybe she'll understand. Or just continue to be paranoid.
Correction, what OP's mother did was unnecessary, not what number 1 suggested.
One would assume that the person would be sleeping at that time.. It's still early in the morning. What any normal rational person would have done is call and knock on the door at around 9-10am if they couldn't get a hold of the person at that time of the morning. That's a reasonable time.
18- all before 7 am? that's pretty ridiculous. that's one overprotective mom.
op should move away. far away.
Moving far away will only make it worse. OP better hope overbearing psycho like attitudes are not hereditary.
The good news is your mom really cares about you. The bad news, you're right, she's pyscho.
71 - What book is that? Or is it a movie?
Yeah, but the early worm gets eaten by the bird.
But the second mouse gets the cheese.
Um, in pretty sure if you thought your kid was in trouble you would have to find a way to make sure they're okay. I'll admit she may have gone overboard, but that in no way means that she needs therapy. Therapy is for mentally or emotional ill people. Not for caring mothers
Um, there's always the chance she's obsessed and not willing to let their children move on, that calls for a nice long talk. P.S. Um.
@ 34 That is actually a common misconception about therapy. It is not only for the mentally or emotionally ill. In this case I would suggest OP and her mother go to family counseling to work on creating boundaries in their relationship and helping the mother cope with anxiety about her child
She thought you were "taken" by Marko!
Smashing through the window? Ain't that a bit over excessive?
As opposed to under excessive?
No, it wasn't.
Definitely psycho. Anyone calling and visiting before 7am without plans falls into that category.
Unless a significant other is surprising you with things such as breakfast. With bacon. Bacon is an acceptable reason to show up unannounced that early in the morning.
She did the right thing! If you ever watched Dora the explorer you'd know that whenever you think someone's in trouble you should try to help them. Besides at least you woke up instead of sleeping in?
**** that. If its my day off I'm going to sleep in.
"Somebody better be dying for you to be acting this way ma"
whoosh!
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Who the hell does these sorts of things? That's one crazy mother you've got OP! Make sure you give her the bill for replacing the window while you're at it.
The good news is your mom really cares about you. The bad news, you're right, she's pyscho.