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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You are probably too sensitive. And speaking as a mom who has a DD who is also, it really his very tiring and quite frankly annoying. I can see how as a mom, once a kid like this gets to adulthood there is a certain sense of relief and the feeling of being done. [/quote]

You realize you're a horrible person, right? Just making sure. I hope your DD has another parent to protect her from you. [/quote]

No, I am not a horrible person. The OP seems to be very hurt by her mother's behavior and I am offering her a perspective from a mom who is dealing with an overly sensitive daughter.

There really is such a thing as being "too sensitive" and it's basically that a person's emotional response to normal situations swing way too far into the over emotional.

My DD is in therapy and we have done family therapy as well. The therapist (actually therapists - this is the 3rd one and the one my DD is most comfortable with) has confirmed that this is my DD's issue and she has been working with her for a while to help my DD identify triggers/situations and understand what is really going on and how to have a more appropriate responses.

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Hey moron, who pays the therapist, you or your DD? Thought so.

A sensitive child needs an emotional responsive parent. There is no such thing as "too sensitive." It is how she came into the world, and it is not wrong or bad. Jesus I hope her father can be there for her, she really drew a losing hand with you. [/quote]

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