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.
Mothers intuition is always right?
Do you think it is true that a mothers intuition is always right? What did you think you were having? Were you right? At first i though BOY. Now I am definitely thinking GIRL! I am so confident I have Bought 2 girl onsies? Which of my intuitions do you think is right? Did yours change and was right? I am 14w3d preggo and they don't check for the sex until 20-24 weeks... =[
My mother always thinks shes right?
Okay, first off, I would like to let you know that I love my mom very much. But, 5 out of 10 times that i talk to her, its always an argument! she gets under my skin and doesnt respect me and what i want. I am a married adult, and she acts like im still that 8 year old girl who doesnt know anything. i recently bought a nice perfume for my husband. before buying it, i checked everything about the online perfume seller, everything about his products and testimonials of other people, if his products are legitimate perfumes and what-nots. i was pretty convinced he was for real. i also checked about spotting a fake perfume from a real one, and general things about the perfume im buying. according to general public, the perfume i want has a longevity of only 2-4 hours. so i already got that straightened before i would accuse the person of selling a fake item. also, i talked to the guy who sells it and he is a real decent businessman. anyway, i had the perfume delivered, inspected it, and everything seems to be in order. I showed my mom the perfume, sniffed it (she said it smelled good), then shes like, "spray it on me, lets see if it will last" i told her, i already read about this perfume and it doesnt really last. then she said "well, its fake" i said, no its not. and she kept saying "its fake, youve been dupped! ur so stupid!" i explained to her that it is not fake and that THE REVIEW FOR THE PERFUME'S LONGEVITY IS NOT THAT GREAT! and she continued mocking me and calling me stupid for falling for the perfume's seller's trick. my mom is ALWAYS like this, this is just the latest example of her today. i am sick and tired of her acting like i dont know anything, while i am basically a parent's dream child. i was that kid who aimed to please my mom. i got good grades, graduated college with good grades, didnt rebel during my teen years, didnt smoke, drink, i passed the state board exam for nursing in just one go, i met a wonderful man and now settled down. sometimes i feel that i should shut her off my life cos she doesnt respect me and my abilities. she never ever told me she was proud of me, she never ever tells her friend when i achieved something. one time i even cried in front of my husband when we were talking about how she is. how to deal with a mother who is a know-it-all?!
How do I deal with a mother who thinks she is always right, and everyone else is wrong?
I have met such type of people before. I have listened to them blather on to how redheads are least effected by sensations of pain (which is true, but trying to be augmentative about it or a “know it all” about it (family), puts a halt to good listening and communication.A person (you) probably can’t be wrong all the time and neither is it probable that your mother is right all the time.I have a “right-all -the-time people in my family” too.Even thought the person is highly intelligent and likely to be right most of the time. It used to drive me out of my mind. (my husband argued with science professors in undergrad years).I start tuning “I am always right” people out when they are going on about how right they are, and put boundaries and distance between myself from them (until they calm back down), because what matters with family is not that you parents are right, but that you are treating each other right. Your mom is also modeling behavior that is annoying and invalidating people to people.(Unless she is teaching school or lecturing to a class).If you feel like you can talk to her, you can tell your mother in your own respectful way that she is “righting” herself out of good communication and good relationships with you. You will be expressing a feeling verbally and pure feelings are not right or wrong, only really stubborn people will argue how you should feel.Note: This situation may need a family counselor. Your mother has a right to have have feelings and opinions, but she does not have the right to make people in the family miserable. She will probably be resistant to going, see if you can get help from another adult in your family if she won’t go.
Why do my mom think that she's always right?
She DOES NOT need to explain to you WHY she said no, your answer was NO and that's all you need to know! It IS arguing with her for you to expect her to explain WHY! She doesn't need to hear your stupid explanations on WHY you got in trouble, it makes no difference, so WHY bother hearing your flimsy excuses? You're right, your word make no difference! YES other parents are like this, what you need to do is be RESPECTFUL of your Mother and BEHAVE and NOT TALK BACK to her! You need to speak properly as well, it would be Why DOES my Mom and NOT Why do!!!
Why is my mom always right?
Maybe because you're always wrong.
Why does and what makes a mother always right about what she told her children? In fact, a child regrets for not following his mother's advice
Because mother is the one who knows you even before you were born.She has nothing but the best for you in her heart. Sometimes children think that their parents interfere in their life. What they don't understand is that this interference is what keeps you safe.
Why does my mom think she's always right?
If you're in your later teens, then she probably thinks that she's losing control over you and wants to hold onto the little time she has left that she's the boss. My mom's been doing that lately. I'm getting closer to 18 and she's trying to get me to go to bed early and checks on me all the time and won't let me have opinions or tell her things.
Why is my mother always broke?
So here's what happens to $100,000 a year. About $25,000 goes for federal taxes and $10,000 goes for state taxes. If your mortgage is $3,000 a month, then that's $36,000 a year. If your cars cost about $30,000 each, and they're financed, then that could be another $14,400 a year. Then there's food, health insurance, life insurance, car insurance, homeowners insurance, vacation, gas for the cars, home repairs, and a bunch of other things. Do you have cable and internet? That's about $1,600 a year by itself. What about home phone, cell phone, trash pickup, gas, electric, water? I'm sure there's all that. Then the interest payments on the cards really add up. What makes you think your dad's second business is successful? If he's selling a product, it may cost more than he can charge. Also, your dad may not give her money. Is he abusive? Does he yell at her about the finances? I'd ask your mom about the budget, but in as nice a way as possible. Ask her what it costs to run the house, or what she would do differently if she knew before what she knows now.