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Yes, not long enough, it was nice when she did.
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Yeah, and sometimes I gave her the silent treatment. But it wouldn't last long. We are best friends and I hate being mad at her or have her be mad at me.
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No. The statement, "Wait until your father gets home," was enough to scare me.
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She want 6 months on my sister 2 for me but my sister run away to the other side of the country
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Real answer. I wish!! My mother's version of passive/aggressive was to ignore the passive part. Not physical. But verbal. Oy, would my ears bleed. She's gone 2 1/2 years. I miss her daily.
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It could last for days. My mother has a severe mental illness.
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no but my wife did for 2 days once, tourture
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No, she gave me the shouting and screaming treatment, and when she was drunk it literally went on for hours, followed by a few days of subtle but constant reproaches to what had happened, and how apparently it was all a five year old girl's fault, blah.
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not so much as 'that look' ha! (terrified me!)
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NO! I wish she would of. She would not just yell but continue to talk about it all day and wake you up out of your sleep and tell the neighbors.
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Sometimes. It would vary according to how "awful" I was or how disappointed she was in me! :)
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Yes. All the time. Thank the lord for her silent treatments because it was the only way I could get some peace and quiet from her constant nagging and criticism.
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Yes, sometimes it would last for weeks. I thought it was humiliating, sad and frightening all at the same time. My father did nothing to help, either.
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No, she never did. I wish she had, just a minute of peace would have been nice when she was yelling... and tapping her foot. The woman would stand there tapping her foot, it drove me nuts.
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No, but I wish she had, and WOULD nowadays. She has no off button.
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long enough for me to skip out the kitchen whistling. fight fire with fire.
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She still does... And it can go on for weeks. It really annoys me too because its so childish and I feel things would run so much more smoothly if we would just talk things out and I'm always more than willing but she simply is not.
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No, she used the "guilty" treatment, a technique so common with Asian parents. If my siblings and I did something bad, she would pretend to be hurt and sad, to the point of crying. Because she raised us with a lot of unconditional love, the sight of seeing her hurt made us feel so guilty that we'd give in and change our ways. It worked. Sigh!
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No way, she was a scream devil.
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My mom is a grandma. She buts into everything that concerns our daughter and gives her advice. I don't appreciate it and she knows it. When things start to get tense neither one of us calls the other. Longest time was 1 month. It's always me who has to make the first move. It's like she's the boss.I think it's her way of saying she thinks she's right. I am starting to resent her for that.
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i called her a nazi she wouldnt talk to me for a couple years. minimal speaking now, to bare minimum. ooopsie...struck a cord (bcuz she actually is one)
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