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How Can I Deal With My Obsessive Mother

How do I deal with my boyfriend's obsessive creepy mother!?

My boyfriend and I have been dating for about two and a half years. He and his mother have always had a close relationship which at first was cute but now it's just plain CREEPY! She constantly touches him or smacks his butt. She says inappropriate things all the time and thinks it's funny. Maybe my family is just a little more mature than his, but I just think it's weird! She constantly calls him nicknames that I'M supposed to call him (babyboy, baby, sweetie, sweetheart, babycakes, anything you can think of, I guarantee she's said it). A couple of the names she's actually started saying only AFTER she's heard me call him that. It really bothers me but of course my boyfriend gets a little defensive so I have to bite my tongue quite a bit. I honestly get creeped out and I wonder if she weren't his mother if she would date him. Is she normal? Or does she have a weird obsession with her son? Help!

How do you deal with an obsessive mother?

I think your mom is starting to feel the strain of you growing up, but I do think going through your e-mail is a little bit extreme, I think you should let her know that you don't appreciate her scoping in on your stuff. However I would plan maybe one night a week where the two of you go out and have dinner or you make her dinner or whatever and just spend some good quality time talking and things, your relationship will improve. Right now I bet that she is feeling as though you have completely forgotten her. Remind her that you haven't, bring her a flower once in a while or mail her a card (even if y ou live in the same house) with a small thank you note. Request your favorite dinner from her, and don't forget to give her hugs.

My mom went through a period like this for a LONG time after I moved out of the house but once we got out together once in a while it subsided and honestly, we got to know each other better. So give it a try I bet you find your relationship improves a lot!!

Good Luck

How can I deal with my mother being obsessed with my decisions?

Ah yes, I dealt with this everyday, for almost 20 some years.I don’t know how your mom is but i’ll tell you about mine. My mother is a deeply caring person and had a bunch of stress on her shoulders. I think she was projecting that from the way she was raised on to me. She would question everything, especially if they were an ounce unsafe (like skiing or skating for example).I also don’t know if your female or male which can play a big part in all of this. Being a male, if you have a helicopter parent and can’t release your testosterone somewhere it may end up in an argument with the mom. That’s what happened to me and it caused a giant rift for us for along time.Have patience. I know you hate this answer. I know you do because I too hate this answer. It relies on one party being the bigger person and making up for the others shortfall. Try to slowly explain your reasoning for doing things. Sometimes that simply won’t work. I get it. It’s frustrating and feels like your growth is stunted.Remind yourself that you love yourself. I don’t know how old you are but try to remember that your mother is probably projecting on to you some fear of her own. It isn’t truly her talking but her father or her mother, brother, or even her school bullies. These issues can last a life time for anyone.Be brave and show your mother you love her. Because we both know that fighting it never ends well.Good luck!

My mother is obsessed with me?

I am now 25 years old. Married with children. I am adopted and I understand the hard ship she went through to get me. As a mother myself I understand wanting the best for your child and wanting to do anything to make sure they are happy but where do you draw the line?

She is bi polar so I know that has something to do with and also a few other mental disorders we have yet to get her doctor to see. Anyways here is the deal. Every since I can remember if I showed anyone any type of attention she would freak and start fights with me saying that I don't love her and I don't care about her. When my husband and I started dating she would follow me around anytime I left the house. She would even go to the place where I worked and sit there the whole time I was working. She would even randomly stop by my school when I was in school. She cannot stand my father. She honestly hates him and I am unsure of why he stays around with all the belittling she does to him. She tries to put me in the middle of all her stuff. She refuses to go shopping on her own, doctors appointments, or anything else she has to do. She wants to know where I go all the time, when will I be back, what I will be doing, why cant she go, who is going to be with me, and why would I want to do that. she cries or gets upset when I refuse to answer her questions, She will call me many times throughout the day. She walks into my house without knocking, If I lock the door she will either go and find the outside key or push open my windows to get in. My daughter is scared of her. Short of moving away and never telling her where I live I know I will never get fully away. Living next door isn't helping (which I do) but with how tight money is moving just isn't in the cards. When I speak to her about her actions she tells me "I will do anything for you" its not in the way a mother would say it but like an obsessive lover or something. She will not back down. She has even said that if I reject her she will kill herself and other stupid care. Her doctor refuses to help. She wont take her medications for her bipolar and as the years go on it is getting worse and worse. I was told the other day that I must wait till she kills someone before anyone can do anything.

I am at a loss with the whole thing. How can I get her help and how can I live a normal life?

How can I deal with my obsessive little sister?

My little sister is obsessed with me. She is constantly stalking me and begging me to marry her. She once even broke into my room to proclaim her love for me. It seems she has nothing on her mind but me. She is also really scary... And she never listens when I tell her to go home and leave me alone.

Any advice would be helpful~

How to tolerate boyfriend's obsessive mother?

So I have been dating this guy for 2 years now. I love him and really could see myself with him for the rest of my life. One thing that is a problem however is his mother! He is an only child so she is obsessed with him and needs to know everything about his life. Him and I want to move away together in the next couple years and his mom told him wherever he moves, she will follow. I don't know what to do! I honestly cannot stand the woman! I don't want to lose him but I don't know if I can stand her being my mother-in-law. Honest suggestions please?

How to deal with my girlfriend's mother who has severe OCD?

I have been dating my girlfriend since we met around nine months ago. During this time she has brought up her mother's OCD and the problems it caused her growing up many, many times. The woman has quite a few odd rules that must be followed in her home. For example when you eat you may only have one thing on your plate at a time, and you may not use condiments. After finishing what you're eating you clean your plate and put something fresh on it. You have to use your right hand even if you're left handed. Every time you enter or leave a room you must close the door behind you and then tap on it five times. You must also raise your hand when your done speaking so everyone knows that you're done and they can speak because she can't handle two people speaking at once.

There are literally dozens more issues. Apparently when anyone fails to follow any of her weird rules she absolutely flips out. Sometimes she may walk in circles around the house while in a disoriented state, or she may begin to clean and cannot stop until she's satisfied, which she's apparently done for long enough straight to actually pass out from exhaustion.

I'm afraid of doing anything to set her off. My girlfriend does a lot of these things around the house unintentionally after being raised that way. I look at all of this and think there's no way I could remember to do every dumb thing this woman requires. But my girlfriend desperately wants me to meet her family. Unfortunately they absolutely cannot just visit us because her mother can't go into other people's homes because they aren't clean enough for her. So it has to be at their house where all of her rules apply.

(posted this into wrong category the first time, so if you see this question twice it was an accident)

My stepmother is obsessed with me calling her mom?

My mom died when I was 3 and she and my dad got married when I was 6. From the beginning, she wanted to pass me off as her daughter. The first time I was ever in trouble with her was when I asked my dad if I could stand beside him during the wedding instead of being a flower girl/bridesmaid, since I always hated wearing dressed and I didn't really want to be in her part of the wedding. I ended up without a role, which worked better for me. She and my dad attempted to cut my maternal family from my life, but then when my grandparents stopped sending money, they allowed them back in. But my stepmother would always gloat about how she was raising me and not my real mom. All this happened in front of me and it would make me sick. I've been punished on numerous occasions in the last 9 years for not calling her mom or getting her a stepmother birthday card instead of a mom one. When I told my friends she was my stepmother, not my mom, it would make her and my dad so angry. He would sit me down at least 3 times a year and tell me my mom was gone and I should cherish my stepmother more and open my heart to her as my mom, because she was doing everything a mom would do. And when I pointed out how she didn't have my best interests at heart and hated me mentioning my mom, he would tell me it was hard for her and I needed to be more understanding. Even now, but they even have their kids (my half siblings) trying to break me and get me to call her mom. Help!

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