Hi everyone, I’m in this situation and I really need an outside view. I live around 5 minutes from my mums home. She has been ignoring me for four weeks now and this isn’t new as she does this as a form of punishment. She has always used silence as punishment since I was a child. I have messaged her which she has chosen to ignore. Do I make the effort again or do I just get on with my own life?
A little background information. I think my mum suffers from ill mental health possibly narcissistic tendencies. My mum is very aggressive and was abusive and violence towards me grieving up. I don’t think there is anything she hasn’t done really. She allowed her boyfriend to abuse me and when I told her when I was a teen she called me names snd told me I wanted it. I can’t say she has been supportive and definitely not loving or caring. I have two sisters who she treats different and my mum has her favourite. My mum is so close and my family will do things together and I am never included which I have grown to just accept and I feel now that I would only feel uncomfortable being around them all after all these years not being included. I choose to put the past behind me and my mum has said she doesn’t remember any of the things I have confronted her with so I have chosen to accept that she clearly is ill to have behaved as in such an evil way growing up and now.
I let her see my teen son and would step in if she wasn’t nice to him but she plays the game and is always nice to him. What should I do? Do I just accept she is being horrible once again and if she wants to contact me she knows where I am or do I try and make more effort. Her birthday is in September I planned to send her a text and send her gift down with my sister. I need a little Guildence.
Thank you all in advance.
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Octavia40 · 06/08/2021 13:40
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