Simply because I can not take anymore interrogation over every single thing I say!
If I talk on the phone she spends the entire time that I'm talking asking why I said that. 'Why did you say X mummy?' 'Mummy, why did you say X' until I have to pause my call and explain that she shouldn't talk to me when I'm on the phone.
If I speak to her brother she questions everything I say 'why did you say that mummy? Why did he do that mummy? Why did you tell him not to do that mummy?'
If I mutter under my breath, about anything in another room behind closed doors she is there questioning it.
And it's not just once. It's 3 or 4 times with each question. And even when I do give a full answer about why I said something she just asks again and again, until I say something like 'I've given you an answer, you don't have to keep asking the same question' then it just goes on endless questions about why she doesn't have to ask the same question....
It is exhausting and mind numbing. I now find myself (subconsciously until now) trying not to say things in front of her because I just can't cope with the endless endless interrogation of every single word I utter.
Even if it is too another adult. She just endlessly asks why I have said anything and everything!!
Even my mum and ExH have both noticed and commented to me that she doesn't do this with them. She doesn't do this at nursery. Just to me.
It's 8am and I've had an hour + 20 mins already if this.
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LittleMissRayOfHope · 22/07/2015 08:09
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