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You have every right to feel this way, I would lose my mind! |
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i understand the feeling, perhaps co-living gives her the impression that she has constant access to you and your time even unprompted. my grandmother does the same at 70, she relies solely on her family to entertain and socialize with her even though were all busy all day... i hope it all gets sorted out for you soon, its valid to feel that way cause it gets exhausting, dont blame yourself Oh my god, that's it! The right to constant, unprompted access to our time! Ugh, I've been trying to think of how to describe it, but you nailed it. She'll call us into her room from across the house, or walk into the living room in the middle of a movie and just start talking, and then get butthurt when we don't want to engage or we get snippy. |
Oh thank god, I feel so much better. She really, really doesn't agree.
by Erah Mar; ; Report