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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She "exploded" over a FB post? Either she has mental health problems about which you are unaware or you raised an emotional cripple.

You know how I can tell you've never raised a child through adulthood?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What you all are missing is that OP, who presumably is an adult, responded to being "nominated" to post on FB and did so. That says everything about why she might have raised an insecure daughter.

What's wrong with it? I think it's a great idea to show your appreciation for things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was "nominated" to post three positive thoughts for five days on Facebook. Day one, I listed the following things (aling these lines) -
1. I have an amazing husband who I love
2. I work with bright, funny people whose company I truly enjoy
3. I love my daughter with all my heart

Aaaand my daughter (18) explodes at me, saying that clearly I put work before her, blah blah blah. Was I really sooo wrong?

Ehm...seriously? You list the people you work with before your daughter? Yup, I'd be super hurt, too. How did that not even come to mind when making the list. How did "People at work." pop into your head before "I love my daughter"? Yeah, I don't find her reaction over sensitive at all. Sensitive, yes. But totally valid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What you all are missing is that OP, who presumably is an adult, responded to being "nominated" to post on FB and did so. That says everything about why she might have raised an insecure daughter.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was "nominated" to post three positive thoughts for five days on Facebook. Day one, I listed the following things (aling these lines) -
1. I have an amazing husband who I love
2. I work with bright, funny people whose company I truly enjoy
3. I love my daughter with all my heart

Aaaand my daughter (18) explodes at me, saying that clearly I put work before her, blah blah blah. Was I really sooo wrong?

Ehm...seriously? You list the people you work with before your daughter? Yup, I'd be super hurt, too. How did that not even come to mind when making the list. How did "People at work." pop into your head before "I love my daughter"? Yeah, I don't find her reaction over sensitive at all. Sensitive, yes. But totally valid.

+1 and to have to ask if she is so wrong, says clueless!

[Anonymous]

OP you like chain letters too, right?