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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My mom has a surrogate daughter that she calls her other daughter. She was a childhood friend of mine. My mom would also accuse me of being jealous of this person and her relationship with my mom. Later in life I figured out that my mom was greatly exaggerating the relationship with this other person. She’s currently laying in a hospital bed and neither her real nor surrogate daughter are there. (Before DCUM freaks out on me, I offered to go but my mom said I could only come visit if I leave my nursing baby at home in another state. She likes to test people’s love and affection for her. I stopped playing when I had kids).[/quote] You hit on something interesting. The nature of the relationship is very superficial (therefore the surrogate daughter doesn't visit her in the hospital.) I totally understand why you don't and it's justified-your nursing baby must come first. My mom was so infatuated with one surrogate daughter I was creeped out. She gushed way too much about this young woman's exquisite looks (along with her extraordinary charm and personality). Anyway, my mom pretty much ghosted her during a very, very hard time because it was no longer fun and glamorous to have a much younger fancy friend.[/quote] My mom says that her mom was absent when she was growing up. And her dad wasn’t in the picture. So I do wonder if she just doesn’t know how to mother or form real relationships with people. I think she has to keep things very shallow, and that’s why she prefers friends to her family. Your family knows too much about you and goes through real things and I think that makes my mom uncomfortable. She is estranged from almost every living relative we have. Which I remind myself of every time I feel guilty for maintaining hard-core boundaries with her. It’s a terrible situation for all of us.[/quote]
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