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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I relate so much OP. I just have too many real life stressors to deal with any more histrionics, entitlement, social dramas, etc. It seems like almost all her close relationships explode and then mommy comforts and coddles her. I have some of the same medical issues (genetic) and I just deal, yet she demands special treatment. Despite all the life stressors we face, we are so much calmer no longer engaging with any of this. My husband is so even tempered and rational and it rubbed off on me and my calm has helped our kids! I am polite, but very distant. Sadly, my relationship suffered with my mom because I refused to be part of the dysfunctional dance.[/quote] The fact you can be peaceful and calm and pass that on to your children is a huge gift! Not passing on the dysfunction is hard work and a generous and positive thing to do. Good luck to you! OP [/quote]
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