parents, parent-child relationship, disagreements, mother, daughter
By mimm45
@mimm45 (168)
Australia
April 18, 2008 10:01pm CST
My mother and I decided to walk to the shops today. It is a 20 min walk each way. When we were already out the door, I saw that she was dressed very lightly. It was about 18 degrees Celsius and a little windy so I told her to get a jacket. At her age (early 70's) she's prone to sickness. She refused and insisted that she'll be fine. In her own words, she said she'll "be able to stand the cold". She'd just arrived from the tropics 2 weeks ago and she was sniffling earlier. She also has a cough that never seems to go away. I reminded her of this but she wouldn't listen. I got so mad at her I was grumbling all the way to the shops. Mothers have rules and we have to strictly follow them. I remember when she used to remind me not to go out in the cold but now she's not following her instructions. Has something like this happened to you? Why is it difficult for our parents to listen to us?
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3 responses
@Psyclown (131)
• Venezuela
28 Apr 08
Jejeje that's very funny and is according to the reality maybe when you are old you realise that have to live your life without so much rulers, my mother is the same i have to do what she said but when you said her something she will listen U just when she want.
@rhane7315 (5649)
• Philippines
19 Apr 08
yeah my mother's also like that lol i guess our mother's are really stubborn and doesn't want to listen to their children lol
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
19 Apr 08
well from the mother view point maybe its because we used to wonder why it was so difficult for our kids to listen to us lol so now wer are getting our own back at them lol.AS I tellmyson I listen to you but I sometimes follow myown advice. okay.
