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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My mother always told me when I hurt her feelings. She was so important to me, as a child, that I became afraid to do anything that might hurt her. By the time I was a teenager, I developed near-fatal anorexia as the only way to control my own life and emotions. (Shrinks told me it all centered around fear of hurting my mother and fear of growing up because of it). Just my experience and I would NEVER do the same to my kids. Ever. [/quote] +1 My mother did this to us as well and it nearly killed my sister. I just got majorly fucked up trying to always please and appease my mother. So clearly, I would never in a million years tell my children they hurt my feelings (I'm also not quite sure how they could hurt my feelings but if they did, I would correct their unkindness but never shame them with my feelings). As mothers, we have to remember the power we have over our children. [/quote]
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