
I address OP3 ... hades is just an arguement he's trying to make happen.




Posted by OP3CRIMSIN
What if it all backfires? You said a Virgo can't be reasoned with. At that point what's to say the mother won't see the error of her ways? And even worse, what if she strikes in vengeance at the child? You'd risk all of this vs just keeping lines of sommunication open with the direct problem and just trying different angles and approaches?

Posted by AiryBri
She drives me nuts. She never listens to what I tell her. I am almost always completely honest with her, but she never thinks I am. What are some things I can say to get it through to her that I am being honest or to get her to realize she is judging a situation unfairly?








Posted by P-Angel
.... you will find people not even acknowledging the positive responders, except to say thanks, sometimes not even that ... yet, will barrel down hard on the negatives.
so, who do you think actually has their attention? Which one is actually getting through enough to make the person hear something other than being coddled? You are a fool indeed if you think that being hugged during a crises helps you have realization to the events that just took place.







Posted by AiryBri
It might help to know, my mom is a psychologist. She treats me more like a patient then a daughter, and sometimes I just need a mom.

Posted by VulcanLass
... AiryBri is about to leave home,mother is probably scared what she is facing and won't be nearby to help.It is like when a mother stands at the bustop at the first day of school and her child climbs on the bus without looking back,except that this is the first day of her daughters' new life.Mother isn't there to wipe her face at lunchtime or to make sure she gets all the crayons she needs.Only now she won't be there to see that she has all her textbooks or that her new co-workers will be helpful to her.

Posted by AiryBri
"Almost everyone in your senior class hating you is your fault because you don't know how to communicate."
Posted by AiryBri
I have an amazing basketball coach who I spend more time with anyways, and I already confide in her just as much as my mom, so I suppose I should look to her for the relationship I won't get from my mom or the rest of my family.
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Posted by kstarks2Posted by hades
Single parents bringing up three children wasn't easy... and with her job gone... she's having a tough time... and incline to display her negative traits more... Getting stringent, more controlling and being a worry freak.... she wants the best behavioral out of her kids...
You know what, children didn't ask to be here... therefore whatever the circumstances (loss of job, loss of family member,etc) should not be the reason you take out your frustrations on them and treat your child negatively. That's emotional abuse...If this becomes the case then the PARENT needs to seek help. Her mom needs to be this board titling her thread "I can't stop judging my daughter" NOT the child trying to cope with her mothers nonstop condemning.
Posted by hades
i've never deal with Virgo mom so I don't have the best approach... but continue to stay out of trouble and making her proud to gain her trust, and crack a joke during conversation should be able to loosen up the strain...
imo, stop talking to her will only build up doubts and suspicion... probably jealous too...
hades
So she (Airybri) has the be the mature adult and her mom is the child?
Crack a joke? What is funny? This would probably make her mother MORE upset..smh.click to expand




Posted by Nefer
I'm a Pisces daughter with a Virgo mother.
I LOVE my Mom, make no mistake about that. But honestly, I only partially understand her, and she doesn't understand me at all. Makes a valiant effort to -- or maybe just gave up trying to understand and/or change me... and now just accepts me.
She's logical; I'm emotional. She's practical; I'm intuitive. She's rigid; I'm adaptable. She's uptight; I'm easy-going. She's judgmental; I'm accepting. She's critical; I'm compassionate. She's a skeptic; I'm open-minded. She's proper; I'm improper. She worries about what people think; I couldn't care less. She's modest; I'm proud. She's sensible; I'm crazy.
We're polar opposites. But I'm lucky she was a very good and loving mother, even if her oldest child completely baffled her. 🙂
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