Anonymous wrote:It’s awful they care so much about you. Just terrible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
Honey this is DCUM. People here are nuts
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
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Some angry, lonely hoes on this board
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
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Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe people are attributing perfectly normal, caring family behaviors to anxiety.
Anonymous wrote:Interesting. My friends and I do this all of the time. My parents still want to know all my info if I am traveling, just in case. I don't mind it
Anonymous wrote:DH and I recently vacationed with my sibling, about a two-hour drive away. Both my mom and MIL asked me to text when I arrived, so they would know. When we left at the end of our visit, my sibling asked me to text when I got home. I am 40. I was traveling with DH during the day, not alone or at night.
I usually ignore this kind of stuff but the multiple requests (and one follow-up when I didn't actually text) really shone a light on it. Is there a better way to handle this?
I would absolutely shut this down. It's anxiety. If you stop texting them, then they'll stop worrying about it. You can't keep feeding into their neurosis or they'll start thinking it's normal. And then they'll ask for more and more.