Ana54 wrote:
Gwen, I can really relate! My mother used to be like that when she was depressed! Then she moved out of Montreal and isn't so depressed now... still, you need to either get out of there now (hint hint, nudge nudge, read my threads) or find out what her problem is and either get her out of the situation she's in or get her some anti-d's.
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I'm a 6! I feel so alive and excited since talking to MD, and seeing that more people are seriously considering our commune, and reading that hilarious K-Mart thread in Random Discussion and that hilarious toilet humor thread in Members-Only Discussion!
Glad you're feeling nice. ^_^
I don't think my mother is depressed. She's already on anti-depressants. The best theory I can come up with is that it must give her some sense of superiority, to do what she does. My fault has been in accepting it and being gentle in return, for too long. She's never going to change. My other siblings fought back and/or left. I guess it's my turn now.
I don't think you guys are going to want me in your commune. My son is almost two and although he is polite and well-disciplined, he is of a very loud and energetic temperament. He's a hard sensory assault to cope with at times.
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