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Am I Wrong Or Is My Mother Right

Is my Mom right or wrong?

wow baby your mom is wrong and yes you will get infection if she is so concern with you washing inside try a douche but maybe only a few times not every period because that can dry you out and cause more harm it mess with your ph balance so keep washing outside and in the folded areas and no offense take your mom to an ob /gyn so the doctor can tell you both better ways to clean soap don't go inside

Who is right, my mother in law, or me?

Of course you are right. First of all, you are in your own home. You decide what you wear. Certainly, if you are alone with as small kid, and it's hot as hell, and you have no AC and chores to do, you are fully entitled to do them naked.
Second, her having keys does not mean she can come and go as she pleases. Common courtesy would be to call or text first, and only come in after a bona fide attempt to contact you.
Third, after helping herself in she should have said "hello" out loud or something.
Fourth, when she came upon you, naked, with dirty hands, and clearly busy with cleaning, she should have excused herself or, if she really had something important to tell you right then, just look the other way.
Fifth, a toddler is perfectly innocent about nudity, especially of his own mom. This is an absolute non-issue.
It is your mother in law who should be offering an apology, or at least act nice with you the next time she sees you.

Are mothers always right?

She isn't.In fact, one of the defining points in my journey to adulthood was learning that Mum and Dad get it wrong. They're only human too. And they'll generally look out for you, and only want what's best for you, but they will get it wrong sometimes.When I found out that Mum and Dad aren't called Mum and Dad, that they break bones, get drunk, get in debt and do all those things that make us imperfect humans, it only made me have more respect for them.After Dad left, Mum was working full time to support her 4 mentally and emotionally challenged children single handedly while also making sure we had a roof over our head and food on the table. And sometimes she cried, and sometimes she yelled, and sometimes she didn't always seem to be behind me. But the older I got, the more I understood.I understood why sometimes Mum goes to her room and cries, and sometimes life gets a little much and Dad loses his Temper.Hell, by my age they already had 2 kids and a house so I can only imagine what life has been like for her.Mum isn't always right, but you dam well better have her back like she has yours.

My mother had an abortion before me, do I have a right to be mad?

I'm a 14 yr old and my aunt when she was drunk told me that my mom aborted my brother. When I confronted her I asked her why and she said that she wanted a girl and that I was born instead. I am refusing to speak to her, for a week already. I hate her. My parents keep coming to my room to talk but I can bear them anymore. Am I wrong?

How do I convince my mother that she is wrong?

Hey...By your language I can just figure out you are young, by your words.. Immature.See my mum has since childhood been extremely cautious about my work she liked absolutely nothing... She would keep saying I am zero in studies, zero in maths, biology ! When anyone would come to our place she would quietly listen to them blabbering about their kids awesome achievements, sounding impressive LIES and generous acts they did for their parents. My mum would sit quiet and say am always out or sleeping, how annoying? When you know you bring your soul into studying, playing and doing all the work at your place since an age I shouldn't have been! I asked her once in utter anger, She said ' because I keep you on your grounds, the world will keep you on their heads!' I am a national squash player, Author by passion, engineer by profession but I still know I have someone to impress at home. It keeps me motivated.At last, please, it's not about proving her wrong... It's about proving yourself right.Nobody will be as happy as she, when you would become a lead pianist.

My son called his new mother in law mom. right or wrong?

Hi Katie,

While I have yet to deal with this issue. My son will be married soon, and if he decides to call his new mother-in-law mom, then I imagine that it will come as a suprise to me, but I believe if he does do it, then I know he's doing it more for his wife, than he is somehow acknowledging that his mother in law is "mom". Does that make sense? I think when someone calls thier in-law's "mom" or "dad", it doesn't necessarily carry the same feeling or emotion that it does when he calls his/her own parents mom or dad. I think it is more of a respect thing. Maybe calling them by thier first name seems to awkward. Just know that when he says "mom" to YOU, he says it from his heart. I know my sister in law calls my mother "mom". And I think I sometimes take offense to that on a very slight level. When I was younger I remember thinking "You didn't earn the right to call her mom" I grew out of that over the years. And even though she's been my sister- in- law for about 17 years and has always done it, every now and then I still feel a little uneasy when I hear it. Maybe jealousy or something on my part. Personally, I have never called my in-laws "mom" or "dad". I wouldn't even consider it. I've been married twice now, and I call them by thier first names. And when they are not around, a few other select names because I don't get along with them, which is another good reason to NOT call them "mom" or "dad". But I do think that it is done more to acknowledge that they are a "mom" rather than they are trying to replace thier own mom. Try to put on a brave face. You can't help how you feel. So don't feel guilty for feeling that way. It is your child. And you feel as though you earned that title "MOM". But you know your son, and therefore you would know that he is not doing to hurt you in any way. But he has taken on not only a new wife, but a new family.

Was my mom right or wrong to spit in my face?

We got into a little argument last night about something stupid. Long story short, I told my mom that her eyebrows look bad. Her response? "Well, look at your's - it looks like a prostitutes!" So naturally, I would get mad. She tries to defend her response by saying that she was angered by the fact that I would say something like that while my eyebrows looked even worse. For 3 years, she says, my eyebrows have looked horrible but she rarely ever said anything about it until that moment.

Well, naturally I was offended by what she said, leading up to an even bigger fight. The incident took place in front of the computer, where we were initially playing a game.

My mom was sitting near me, and decided she'd rather sit in my seat, which was right in front of the computer and, basically, more comfortable. Out of spite, I told her no - that I wasn't going to move after the little comment she'd made about my eyebrows.

Consequently, she told me that if I don't get up, she'd sit on top of me, which she proceeded to do when I told her that I wouldn't.

All this led to an even bigger argument. She kept telling me to move, while sitting on me, and I kept saying no. Finally, she began to hit me and spit on my face TWICE before I spit back. I know that any kind of spitting is wrong, but the second time was really pushing it. Then, she finally spit a third time. At that point, I got up, threw the chair on the and said, "Fine, here's your seat, enjoy your game!" And left.

My mom and I rarely ever get into fights, but this incident really got me mad. Now we've been sitting here debating over who was right and who was wrong.

What is wrong with my mom? She doesn't treat me right.?

Don't give her anything to complain about. Keep your room clean and do not use her stuff. Live there, eat there, and sleep there. When she asks you something answer it respectivly and move on. If she tries to pick a fight with you say okay mom you are right and walk away. It is better to just let her win the arguments. Even if she is dead wrong keep it to yourself. I am not saying that you have to be her slave but you stated that you don't want to take lawful action against her so this is best thing you can do. Ignore her live your life and try to interact with her as least as possible. I feel sorry for you and I hope that things work out for you. If you believe in anything then pray about it. Good luck.

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