Anonymous wrote:I hope all your conversations with your own friends are scintillating, relevant, and on point with the relative universal energy that is full of the vitality of being so charming and whatever age you are. Yet, I'll bet they are about carpool, or your washing machine breaking, a house you saw, the next trip, that teacher in Larla's school, your neighbors who always _______, or whatever. And your friends talk to you about the same thing which doesn't seem weird in the least.
Nothing, and I mean nothing, about your examples of what your mother talks to you about seem weird or remotely inappropriate. You seem to think it is. Why is that? What exactly is your preference?
Your mother talks to you. Get over yourself. One of the saddest posts today, but, yes, not the only one. You probably have plenty of company.
Anonymous wrote:It’s a kindness to listen. This is what’s going on in her life. Is it that much of a hardship to hear what’s on her mind? Good grief.
Anonymous wrote:I hope all your conversations with your own friends are scintillating, relevant, and on point with the relative universal energy that is full of the vitality of being so charming and whatever age you are. Yet, I'll bet they are about carpool, or your washing machine breaking, a house you saw, the next trip, that teacher in Larla's school, your neighbors who always _______, or whatever. And your friends talk to you about the same thing which doesn't seem weird in the least.
Nothing, and I mean nothing, about your examples of what your mother talks to you about seem weird or remotely inappropriate. You seem to think it is. Why is that? What exactly is your preference?
Your mother talks to you. Get over yourself. One of the saddest posts today, but, yes, not the only one. You probably have plenty of company.
Anonymous wrote:... That I'm not interested in which specific loads of laundry she did this morning in what order or what her neighbor's dog likes to eat or how Sally from church (oh you didn't ever know her?) was planning on going to Israel but her flight got moved and now she's not sure if she'll be able to catch up with the tour and she may scrap the trip all together but she wants to go before she turns 60.
Changing the subject doesn't seem to work very well.
Anonymous wrote:My mom is like this so I just call when I am doing something else and let her prattle on and mm-hmm and Oh! periodically and she feels heard.