It is your house so you have every right to want her to leave. However, let me give you some food for thought. If the shoe was on the other foot and you were living at her house, would she want to do the same thing to you?
2007-04-23 08:49:43
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answered by Anonymous
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It is your house so you have every right to think this way.
If she is really down and depressed she needs to see a psychiatrist and that doctor will work with her in finding out a treatment for her depression. Depression is serious and as her daughter you should make it known to her that you love her and you want her to get help. Don't up and tell her you want her out of the house. That could make her situation worse. I understand what kind of stress you are dealing with. I've been there. You just need to get her a doctors help and everything else will be a lot easier to fix! Good luck!
2007-04-23 08:59:34
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answered by jenn_smith28 2
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Your not a bad daughter,
You need to sit and have a chat to her maybe on her own, then with her fella, to let them know how you understand she is depressed and you want to help her but you are finding yourself being pulled down too, so ask to make a deal of one positive move a day for each of them, whether thats work, saving for a flat/house for themselves, tidying up, you need her to pull herself out of this, but it sounds like she's pretty low. What does her boyfriend do among all of this? Does he work? Does he talk to her? Lots of people have low self esteem, but he needs to help her as well, you cant take it on your shoulders alone they are both adults and need to take responsibility..
Its a case of cruel to be kind.... Positive things each day working towards something (ie: their own place) or sending them off to the council with nowhere to live.
The squalking bird... dont know what to do about that one... have u got a shed???
2007-04-23 12:19:58
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answered by ? 3
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she is being spoiled on the mothers residing house. you will possibly be able to desire to talk to the mum and set some floor regulations. my mom owns a preschool and that i've got grown up around teenagers each and every of the time. they are completely fantastic in the process the week. they pass residing house for the weekend come again on monday and all they decide to do is be held and have each and every of the attention. what you will possibly be able to desire to do is provide her the water after she comes back from the mothers if she refuses to drink it then seem her interior the attention and say "in case you get thirsty I even have the water" and set it down on the counter so she will see it. she gets thirsty quicker than you think of. each and every time she needs a drink hand her the water she might desire to stroll away the 1st couple cases yet quickly sufficient she will drink it. on no account provide her soda and carry off on the juice. those merely arent reliable for a baby.
2016-10-28 18:55:53
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answered by griglik 4
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Remember the old saying "two families cannot live under the same roof". Lots of truth in that statement. Sounds like there are problems enough to go around. Find a way to help her and her "boyfriend" get a place of their own. Remember she is family and you only get one mother. Help out and don`t burn any bridges. Careful about letting people move in your place in the future. Best of luck to you.
2007-04-23 08:55:12
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answered by Victor B 3
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Your mother is in a poor mental state and makes excuses for not being productive or helping you out. Her boyfriend is probably not much good, and is using her to take advantage of your hospitality. Tell her that either she gets psychiatric help now, or they'll have to leave. Don't let her play your emotions. Try to stay calm, but firm. I am sorry for your situation. It must be a nightmare. Also, if you have another family member who can stand by you, do ask for their help.
2007-04-23 08:54:46
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answered by Suzie 4
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no i don't think you are a bad daughter it sounds like you mother needs proffessional help ask her to,go and see her doctor and if she won't call him in she may not like it at first but when she starts to feel better she will thank you for it she urgently needs help make her accept it even if you have to give her an ultimateum tell her how it''s affecting you and that you can't just stand by and see her lke this somee times you have to be cruel to be kind if it makes things better in the long term and at times sympothy does not help it takes hard mesures to help my daughter did this for me afew years ago when i was like your mum and thank god she did because i would not have been here today answering your question as i was suicesidal but now i am much better thanks to her caring so much about me
2007-04-24 03:07:45
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answered by joan_tipton 3
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Any way mother is mother, its unique you cant find anything like mother in this face of earth, Pls dont think if you kick your mother out of your home it will bring some good lucks to your home?, infact you are very unfortunate to think like that, pls dont ever bring such impure thought to your mind, becouse if there is anyone after god that is mother, treat your mother nice, let her do whatever she likes with her life, your job is to talk&explain her nicely,you cant even shaut or use harsh words to her,No chidrens have a rights to treat their parents like that, if your mothers deeds are not good? She will be accountable for her karma and deeds,Why you want to do this sin? treating parent wrongly is very big sin in all religion, remember oneday you also may have childrens,What are you going to expecting from them?
2007-04-23 09:16:17
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answered by Anonymous
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Difficult situation. Sounds like she needs help. Suggest she sees her GP, and go with her if necessary. If she's depressed, she needs help. Just because she tried antidepressants once, doesn't mean she couldn't find one that agrees with her. If her presence is distressing you this much, you must insist she seeks help, or moves on. Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. Tough love.
2007-04-23 08:53:34
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answered by jet-set 7
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No, you are not a bad daughter for wanting you own space again. do you get on with your mums b/friend, try talking to him, suggest he tries to find a place where he and your mum can be on their own.your mum may be feeling bad because she is invading your space. talk to her as well, ask her why she is so low but unfortunately you may find you have to be firm with both your mum and her fella. you could always go with them to look at properties they could rent. I do know how you feel, i was in a similar position when my father moved in with my husband, children and myself, after 6 months i could take no more and i suggested i go with him to find a flat, it took a while but we found one and all was right with the world again. I wish you all the luck and be strong.
2007-04-23 09:03:47
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answered by Veronica C 2
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