I have necver been able to do this. As a child, a problem hidden was a problem solved. Even now if I try to talk to them about something that has upset me they respond with'' What do you want us to do about it?'' I kid you not.
I don't want them to solve my problems but I am a firm believer in talking about feelings as a sort of therapy and so that people know where they stand.
I vow to be open and honest with dd and I crave to emulate those documentories where families ahve proper discusiions around the kitchen table.
I don't get why my parents are so closed off. Surely the best way to help each other is to communicate or mabe they feel hurt if I am unhappy. Mabe they take it personally?
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poshsinglemum · 13/08/2009 11:56
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