Adult children do not have mutual understanding, I am international. No relationship with mother

Good afternoon, I encountered a complete lack of understanding with my mother, I don’t know how to resolve this issue. The fact is that it happened and I became pregnant before the wedding, we planned the wedding before pregnancy, but due to the constant absence of a young man at home (military) - it all dragged on, there were other things. Now we have submitted an application and in 2 months we will sign, we will sign, and not a wedding, because we both do not like such noisy celebrations, our plans were to do everything quietly, sign, invite our parents to a restaurant and leave the next day to relax together. But now my mother is constantly coming up to me, maybe we will call these, or these, or these, but why won't there be a photographer? Let's call at least 20 people? And what about the wedding dress? She does not hear me, that I do not want to attract attention to myself, at least because I am pregnant. When we start talking - immediately swearing. I am offended, annoyed by the fact that she wants to arrange some kind of show-off from this day, if we don’t want it, well, we don’t like this hype. How can I improve my relationship with my mom? It got to the point that during the quarrel I said - It was easier for me not to call anyone at all, to sign together and that's it. To which she replied - Yes, we will not come.
How can I convey to my mother this is all that I do not need hype, photographers and guests. After all, this is our day.

No relationship with mother

Hello Maria!
I sympathize, you are in a position and have to worry about quarrels with your mother. Mom can be understood - the marriage of a daughter (only?) An event that concerns not only you, but also your mother and the whole family. She wants to share the joy with her relatives.
Your position is also understandable - you want peace of mind, not to draw attention to pregnancy, to “hide” from prying eyes - sometimes a woman in a position feels this way.
“Yes, we will not come” - most likely, it is said in the hearts during a quarrel.
What can help your mom feel heard? How can you honor her need without compromising your decision?
Perhaps you should ask your mother why she wants a wedding so much? She did not have her own wedding, she wants to "recoup"? She is ashamed in front of her relatives, does not want to be known as a miser?
Perhaps you will offer her after the birth of the baby, in a year, to celebrate the anniversary of the wedding in a larger circle, if there is a desire? Or do you plan to test your feelings for each other and get married, then invite relatives to the ceremony?
Maria, an article about relationships with my mother to help

Good afternoon!
My mother is 67 years old. I am 43 years old, my daughter is 13 years old. We all live in the same apartment. My mom's husband is dead and I'm divorced. The problem in my relationship with my mother: This has been happening for many years: my mother does not take into account my interests, does not respect my opinion, brushes aside my advice. But if strangers tell her the same thing, she agrees with them and does as they advised. Although before that I told her the same thing. If I watch a movie on a computer, she may come up, stop the movie and sit down to play a computer game. Completely disregarding my interests. I made comments to her, tried to discuss the situation - she only gets very offended, pouts at me and can not talk to me for weeks. Accuses of ingratitude and selfishness, etc. He only says “she could have let me play - just think, go drink tea ...”. Almost every time he rearranges and alters for me, no matter what I do around the house. And if our mutual acquaintances come to visit, she begins to belittle me in front of them: to condemn.
Help with advice: I'm already at a loss in understanding this situation - maybe I really am such a pig ... Or is old age playing a cruel joke on my mother. I am an adult self-sufficient woman, everyone respects me at work. And at home I'm like a Cinderella. You try hard, but you're still not happy...
I would be grateful for any answer to my question.

Hello Alena! I sympathize with the fact that you have to live with your mother in the same territory. When this happens, there is a confusion of roles between relatives, family helps to soften this situation a little. psychological counseling, where, with the help of a psychologist, relatives learn to see where they get confused and make claims to the wrong person, what they are really angry at, what their selfishness manifests itself in and in general, what selfishness is - this is when one person forces different ways do to another person what that person does not want to do. When we analyze situations, it sometimes turns out that in front of other people, one of the family members humiliates the other because he is actually very worried about him, but he has no experience in expressing his experience in a direct way, and then we teach these people to speak direct messages . It is difficult to comment on your situation, as there is not enough information. I recommend that you contact a family psychologist individually or, if mother and daughter agree, with the whole family.

Isaeva Irina, psychologist Moscow

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Hello Alena!

The confusion of not being able to build a relationship with a loved one is not easy to experience, especially if this continues for many years.

Your resentment towards your mother is also quite understandable, especially when any conversations aimed at clarifying relations are ignored. “If I watch a movie on a computer, she can come up, stop the movie and sit down to play a computer game. Completely disregarding my interests."

“I’m an adult self-sufficient woman, everyone respects me at work,” it wouldn’t be bad to start with this.

I must say that the acceptance of a mother, her attitude to the world, is not so simple, but possible. Although it's not a matter of five minutes. You may have a completely different view of the world, a different attitude to life. Not rejecting the mother, not teaching or making claims, but simply accepting her with all her shortcomings. Doing it from the head is not easy.

It is necessary to work out grievances, claims and take a mature position: “I remain myself at any moment. I can always work on my attitude towards others. Once upon a time, my mother was the main thing for me, but now I am an individual and have the right to do as I see fit. I am independent, but at the same time I realize that I have my mother nearby and I can rely on her in difficult moments of my life.

At different stages of development from adolescence to old age, there are various processes of identification with the mother, the mature position of the daughter, or both sides - the most reasonable solution, which creates new ways for women to respond.

Until the very end of life, we can make claims to the mother and shift the responsibility for our own shortcomings onto her. But will this be a mature position?

It may be difficult to change things all at once, but to do so, personal therapy and counseling can help unravel the many complications between mother and daughter. Therapy can help in understanding the fate of one's own mother, a certain respect is developed for the continuity of women's experiences, the realization that this is not due to the mother's malicious intent, but due to the absence of a different model of behavior. And each of us, no matter what her relationship with her mother, always has the choice to be individual, to be herself, to embody our desires and ideas.

Konopy Natalya Ivanovna, psychologist, Moscow

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Hello Alena! let's see what's going on:

This has been happening for many years: my mother does not take into account my interests, does not respect my opinion, dismisses my advice.

this is an already developed stereotype of your mother's behavior towards you and this is exactly what YOU need to accept! Do NOT try to look for answers to the questions: "why?"; "for what?" and DO NOT try to change it! and this has nothing to do with old age - with age, such features can be exaggerated, become more defined, BUT she always had them! it also has nothing to do with you - everything is inside the mother ITSELF - she did not respect you, because she treated herself like that! does not hear and does not accept you, because it does not hear and does not accept itself! and doesn't want to! It's her choice and her right! accept it as such! from the fact that SHE treats you like that - it does NOT mean - that YOU are not standing in front of yourself! this is HER attitude! and what you are - you know yourself! respect yourself! draw boundaries!

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Alena, hello.

I want to agree with you that it is hard to constantly endure these squabbles, sometimes even depreciation. When you want support and understanding. It seems that in your situation, which you described, your mother wants respect and love. And everything you do wrong, it all reads "They don't like me." Given your mom's age, I'm guessing there's trauma - which is called aging. Roles change, spheres of influence narrow, and then the following begins to appear - depreciation of others, envy, self-absorption, a desire to manipulate you, hostility, inconsistency and absurdity. I think at this age it is no longer possible to teach something new if the person himself does not understand that changes occur throughout our life. Therefore, Alena, you will have to change. What I would advise: - KNOW YOURSELF - what does it mean, you need to study your experience, remember everything that helped you endure, and stay in a psychologically healthy state. Examine your relationship, paying special attention to how you were "hooked". - do not try to change your mother, be sympathetic. And part with the hope that your relationship will be mutual, and by accepting this - you can receive peace as a gift - with yourself. You can create a mantra for yourself and repeat to yourself: "I can not change anything in my parent. I will never become perfect enough to win his unconditional

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Question M.

Hello, Irina Ivanovna. Excuse me in advance that I wrote so much, I just wanted to write everything in detail.
I am writing to you after another quarrel with my mother. I am 18, she is 60. I love her very much, she is the most precious thing I have. But here we do not have mutual understanding with her. Maybe because of the big age difference. She works, she gets very tired, I understand that.

Let me tell you a little about my family. I also have an older brother, he is 30 years old. He already has his own family, about 5 years he lives separately.
We used to live together, without dad. And there was never a father. My mother raised us on her own and we are very grateful to her for that.
Previously, my mother and I had some kind of quarrels there, but I really don’t remember anymore. It seems not so often and not so strong.

BUT Last year Probably, especially lately, we constantly quarrel. We just get annoyed, start both with a half turn.
I may be a difficult person, especially since I have my own feelings in my soul, I am constantly worried about something. But, I always try to talk to her, sort it out and say what is in my soul, what I lack from my mother (understanding, so that she can hear me and speak calmly). And I think that my mother is very lucky that I don’t carry a grudge in myself or don’t behave in a closed way like many children, but on the contrary, every single time I try to chew everything and convey it to her. She's the complete opposite. After some quarrels, she doesn’t tend to come up and say, “daughter, let’s go talk calmly, I don’t like this and that, your certain attitude, you’re wrong here, for example, that’s what we will do. And you tell me something, I’ll tell you I will listen."
It's not even about who will come up first .. the point is that when I try to tell my mother that I lack her initiative, that my mother is an adult and cannot decide and try to put everything in its place, I openly tell her that let her calmly tell me everything, when we both cooled down, we’ll talk like adults and calm down in order to avoid quarrels in the future. After my words, she tells me that "I'm tired of your showdown, look for a boyfriend and sort things out with him, I'm tired get out of my room"
I’m so offended, every time I leave with tears in my eyes. I just calmly try to explain the situation, she doesn’t listen, interrupts me, screams, I start screaming (this is bad, yes, but I can’t do it differently when they interrupt me) .. in the end I every time I promise myself to just give up on everything and live and be glad that we live. But not even a week passes as a quarrel again, and I, like a fool, in the hope that my same words will be heard for the hundredth time, I say them again and again. and again my mother screams, I scream. I can't do this anymore. true. every time something aches in my soul.
I also see my guilt in these screams, there is a certain amount of disrespect for my mother in these actions, but this is all from hopelessness. Yes, my mother may not like what I am shouting, but I suggest that she always talk in a calm tone, I want her to listen to me , and didn’t interrupt me, it’s important .. and she tells me that I need a showdown. I just can’t speak out of hopelessness, tears are welling up. They don’t hear me in a vicious circle. I’m trying to explain it like a child. “No, mom, it’s not a showdown, you don’t understand that. abnormal relationship between mother and daughter
and every time she has hundreds of excuses "we are on the street, I'm tired, I'm watching a movie, don't interfere, my head hurts" I say that you never have time and excuses all the time. and she tells me "what should I talk about with you"

I feel very guilty that I can irritate her with this behavior. but it hurts me that they don’t hear me and don’t understand. maybe we just have different har-rami.
I’m sitting, worrying, 2 hours have passed since the quarrel ... and my mother, as if nothing had happened, came up and asked me for some kind of remedy. I just quietly silently gave, well, she understands that something is wrong. she cooled down and didn’t sweat too much. kissed me and said that I shouldn’t turn into a hysteric ... Well, how can that be. He doesn't hear again. He doesn’t understand that I’m so worried because of our relationship. And again, as if nothing had happened, probably.
and every time I have a sediment in my soul (maybe even my mother), but. then tomorrow I’ll forget too, I’ll have to. and then a few more quarrels and again an attempt to talk and tears. The circle is closed.

I try to come up to hug, it’s rarely true, it’s somehow not customary with us .. I’ll come from the institute tired, she’s from work (plus age) .. yes, and outside the house I’m cheerful, I laugh, but at home it’s all addictive. before normal communication .. and if communication, then it immediately turns into a quarrel
when in quarrels I tell my mother that she won’t hug me or kiss me, that we, like in a communal apartment, each live in our own room .. after she cools down she will come up and hug .. but it is felt that after my words and somehow feeling that everything she’s a mom, and well, I’ll hug you for show. And that's it .. then again without tenderness on her part, even though I try.

Yes, and with my brother she has a misunderstanding.

It even happens with us that I’m sitting with my mother explaining to her something about the barat, that he won’t change already and such a person, etc., and all sorts of other things, and she says yes you’re right, you’re saying everything right, I didn’t even think.
I sometimes feel like a mom.

Please help me with advice. Thank you in advance.

Hello m! I don’t know if you thought about it, but many children, or rather, almost all children, have some kind of resentment against their parents ... And it seems to everyone that others (friends, neighbors, colleagues ...) are more fortunate with their parents ... Why is this happening? The fact is that every child has in his own head some idealized idea of \u200b\u200bthe ideal parent. And any child, even as an adult, certainly expects love from mom and dad, unconditional acceptance of himself as he is. At the same time, everything in life is much more complicated ... And parents, once were also children who had their own relationship with their parents ... And the fact is that if for some unfavorable reasons, mom, dad or both were physically absent or were associated with something serious - illness, resentment against the father of children, depression, difficult relationships with their parents, difficult life circumstances, the need to earn money instead of communicating with children, something else, then all this leads to the fact that contact between the parent and the child is violated, instead of love and acceptance, there is negativity, irritation, aggression. It seems the same is happening in your relationship with your mom. She raised you alone without a father ... It was very difficult for her and for sure, there were unconscious resentments against your father. And this, and perhaps the difficulties in relations with your own parents, your grandparents, prevented her from being with you in good contact. You write: “And the last year, probably, especially lately, we are constantly quarreling .... I always try to talk to her, sort it out and say what is in my soul, what I lack from my mother (understanding so that she can hear me and speak calmly). And I think that my mother is very lucky that I don’t carry a grudge in myself or don’t behave in a closed way like many children, but on the contrary, every single time I try to chew everything up and convey it to her. This is exactly where such a thing happens that you would like to receive from your mother that “understanding” that you yourself represent. But, you did not think about whether she can do it - listen as you want and discuss. If her mom and dad didn't do it, she didn't get that experience. And he does not know how to do it "as you would like." And then the only way out is for you to accept her for who she is, to change your attitude towards her reactions and the style of communication with you ... You write that sometimes you feel like her mother. It's impossible for a daughter to be her own mother's mom, it can also bring an element of irritation into the relationship. Read the chapter on resentment against parents in D. Sokolov's book on arranging family plots. If you can’t figure it out and accept your mother on your own, this may be a deeper problem related to the history of the family and tribal interweaving, then it’s worth working with a family psychologist in person. The Hellinger constellation method is very suitable for working with parent-child relationships and seminal difficulties. If the need arises, we can work. All the best!

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Question M.

And the last year, probably, especially lately, we constantly quarrel. We just get annoyed, start both with a half turn.
I may be a difficult person, especially since I have my own feelings in my soul, I am constantly worried about something. But, I always try to talk to her, sort it out and say what is in my soul, what I lack from my mother (understanding, so that she can hear me and speak calmly). And I think that my mother is very lucky that I don’t carry a grudge in myself or don’t behave in a closed way like many children, but on the contrary, every single time I try to chew everything and convey it to her. She's the complete opposite. After some quarrels, she doesn’t tend to come up and say, “daughter, let’s go talk calmly, I don’t like this and that, your certain attitude, you’re wrong here, for example, that’s what we will do. And you tell me something, I’ll tell you I will listen."
It's not even about who will come up first .. the point is that when I try to tell my mother that I lack her initiative, that my mother is an adult and cannot decide and try to put everything in its place, I openly tell her that let her calmly tell me everything, when we both cooled down, we’ll talk like adults and calm down in order to avoid quarrels in the future. After my words, she tells me that "I'm tired of your showdown, look for a boyfriend and sort things out with him, I'm tired get out of my room"
I’m so offended, every time I leave with tears in my eyes. I just calmly try to explain the situation, she doesn’t listen, interrupts me, screams, I start screaming (this is bad, yes, but I can’t do it differently when they interrupt me) .. in the end I every time I promise myself to just give up on everything and live and be glad that we live. But not even a week passes as a quarrel again, and I, like a fool, in the hope that my same words will be heard for the hundredth time, I say them again and again. and again my mother screams, I scream. I can't do this anymore. true. every time something aches in my soul.
I also see my guilt in these screams, there is a certain amount of disrespect for my mother in these actions, but this is all from hopelessness. Yes, my mother may not like what I am shouting, but I suggest that she always talk in a calm tone, I want her to listen to me , and didn’t interrupt me, it’s important .. and she tells me that I need a showdown. I just can’t speak out of hopelessness, tears are welling up. They don’t hear me in a vicious circle. I’m trying to explain it like a child. “No, mom, it’s not a showdown, you don’t understand that. abnormal relationship between mother and daughter
and every time she has hundreds of excuses "we are on the street, I'm tired, I'm watching a movie, don't interfere, my head hurts" I say that you never have time and excuses all the time. and she tells me "what should I talk about with you"

Yes, and with my brother she has a misunderstanding.

Please help me with advice. Thank you in advance.

Hello m! I don’t know if you thought about it, but many children, or rather, almost all children, have some kind of resentment against their parents ... And it seems to everyone that others (friends, neighbors, colleagues ...) are more fortunate with their parents ... Why is this happening? The fact is that every child has in his own head some idealized idea of \u200b\u200bthe ideal parent. And any child, even as an adult, certainly expects love from mom and dad, unconditional acceptance of himself as he is. At the same time, everything in life is much more complicated ... And parents, once were also children who had their own relationship with their parents ... And the fact is that if for some unfavorable reasons, mom, dad or both were physically absent or were associated with something serious - illness, resentment against the father of children, depression, difficult relationships with their parents, difficult life circumstances, the need to earn money instead of communicating with children, something else, then all this leads to the fact that contact between the parent and the child is violated, instead of love and acceptance, there is negativity, irritation, aggression. It seems the same is happening in your relationship with your mom. She raised you alone without a father ... It was very difficult for her and for sure, there were unconscious resentments against your father. And this, and perhaps the difficulties in relations with your own parents and your grandparents, prevented her from being in good contact with you. You write: “And the last year, probably, especially lately, we are constantly quarreling .... I always try to talk to her, sort it out and say what is in my soul, what I lack from my mother (understanding so that she can hear me and speak calmly). And I think that my mother is very lucky that I don’t carry a grudge in myself or don’t behave in a closed way like many children, but on the contrary, every single time I try to chew everything up and convey it to her. This is exactly where such a thing happens that you would like to receive from your mother that “understanding” that you yourself represent. But, you did not think about whether she can do it - listen as you want and discuss. If her mom and dad didn't do it, she didn't get that experience. And he does not know how to do it "as you would like." And then the only way out is for you to accept her for who she is, to change your attitude towards her reactions and the style of communication with you ... You write that sometimes you feel like her mother. It's impossible for a daughter to be her own mother's mom, it can also bring an element of irritation into the relationship. Read the chapter on resentment against parents in D. Sokolov's book on arranging family plots. If you can’t figure it out and accept your mother on your own, this may be a deeper problem related to the history of the family and tribal interweaving, then it’s worth working with a family psychologist in person. The Hellinger constellation method is very suitable for working with parent-child relationships and seminal difficulties. If the need arises, we can work. All the best!

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Hello, I am 19 years old, studying at the institute. And I have problems with my mother in a relationship. As a child, I was raised by my grandparents, my mother did not live with us and did not come very often, now I have been living with her for 3 years and she always says that I love my dad more (they are divorced) , and now I tried to answer her question why? it happened, and I said that it was because as a child you were not around me and dad was nearby. To which she replied that it was all for me and she was earning money, so she couldn’t be, and dad didn’t provide much. However, I clearly remember how she didn’t stay the night with me on my birthday, although I asked, but left, and that I cried when she didn’t answer my calls, because she thought something had happened, also when I lived with my grandmother, I have a very strict and angry grandfather who often beat me and my grandmother too. The whole family says that I should be grateful to them for everything they do, but I don’t think that it’s all for me, I think that it was possible to take care of a child and earn money. Now everyone thinks that I bad person and I don't like my family, that I am rude and not grateful. Help me decide what to do in this situation, I am completely dependent on my mother.

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Irina, hello!

It seems to me that you are in a difficult situation - you are angry with your relatives, but at the same time you are forced to accept help from them. In any case, you are entitled to any feelings. Unfortunately, in this moment they prevent you from living comfortably. There are two options - to separate and try to live an independent life. And then you will be free to demonstrate the feelings that you have. This option has a plus and a minus: you will be able to gain independence, freedom and the right to self-expression, this will not solve the problem of relationships with relatives. The second option is to find a specialist (psychologist) and work through the problem. This will help you, first of all, to get rid of the great tension that has now accumulated inside you, as well as build relationships with relatives that would be more resourceful for you.

In order to pay for the services of a specialist, there are also several ways: find a free specialist (such exist - they are beginners and they need to practice, ask relatives for money, earn money themselves). The most ambiguous is to ask relatives for money, because. it turns out that at first for their own money you will say unpleasant things about them. But you also have the right to do so.

Good luck to you, and warmth in the family!

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Hello Irina!

You are 19 years old, and you position yourself as a person who is completely dependent on your mother. This is a serious problem. At 19, regardless of whether your current relationship with your mother, grandfather and mother is bad or good, and how satisfied you all are with the way events in your life and relationships with each other have developed, it is time for you to move from the position an offended, eternally suffering child who has not received love and affection, who intends to devote his whole life to punishing his parents, demonstrating to them his helplessness and lack of independence, to the position of an adult woman who will have to build her own family in the coming years, build a professional career, and raise her children herself . To endlessly cherish and cherish their grievances accumulated since childhood, and constantly sort through in memory the volumes of accusations sorted into shelves - grandfather is bad, grandmother is bad, mother is bad; constantly indulging in self-pity is not the way to create a harmonious family in which you, your husband and your children will be fine, but an almost guaranteed choice of repeating your family scenario .... there is definitely a high probability that you will choose a husband, most likely a tough one , most likely from troubled family, perhaps - prone to violence, with whom you will have problems in material terms and in relationships that will allow you to suffer, accumulate resentment towards him in the same way as it happens now in relation to your mother, grandfather and grandmother.

Do you need it, to suffer yourself and blame your loved ones, mom? Or do you want to live happy life avoiding the mistakes that your loved ones made as much as possible?

In order to increase the chances of creating your own happy and harmonious family, you need to thank your mother, grandfather and grandmother for everything they could give you, accept that they gave you everything they could. If it seems to you that this was not enough, that more could have been given, then this is a problem that cannot be solved by insults and accusations, because in the past no one is able to change anything. And the only thing you can do is to add to each volume of accusations and insults against your mother, grandfather and grandmother, all the positive things that each of them did for you. And since you are not writing from a social shelter, not from places of detention ... write that you live at home with your mother, who completely provides for you, giving you the opportunity to fully concentrate on your studies, and do not sink and drink in bad company, not having your own corner, - means something good for you, each of your loved ones has done and continues to do, providing you with good starting conditions for building your own life.

What to do in this situation?

1. let go of your grievances, accepting the past as it was, with all the pluses and minuses

2. accept that everything, your loved ones did everything they could for you, thank them for this and do not blame them for not being able to give more than they gave, not being able to fully meet your expectations and hopes, because your expectations were higher than the possibilities

3. let go of your doubts about yourself - you are not at all doomed to be a helpless, unloved, rejected woman, doomed to depend on loved ones all your life, and if you want, you can live an independent life and build your own happy family, if you set yourself such a goal and will direct all your efforts to achieve it, subject to the obligatory condition of fulfilling paragraphs. 1and 2.

4. as an important first step towards gaining independence, you need to think about whether you can find a job in the near future without interrupting your studies that will allow you to earn money and at least partially feel financially independent from loved ones ... if you look around, then you will surely see that most of your classmates have their own incomes, which provide greater freedom and independence ... solve this problem - and you will receive not only greater independence, but also the respect of your loved ones for the perfect adult act of a responsible person who deserves respect, not pity

5. as a second step - think about whether it's time to find for yourself that area of interest, plunging into which you can completely switch from childhood memories and experiences current problems in a relationship with your mother to something else that is interesting to you, where you can expand your circle of friends and build your own relationships? it may be something related to the choice of a profession, with interests and hobbies, but the main thing is where you could concentrate and live only your own, new and real. Agree that in the process of playing volleyball, dancing or rafting with new partners and friends, it will be easier for you to solve your tasks of separation and growing up than in constant showdowns with your mother, grandmother and grandfather.

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Hello Irina.
Irina, it's time for you to separate from your mother, to separate emotionally.
Choose a specialist, and together with a psychologist, you should work out the feelings that you have towards your parents and other relatives. Otherwise, these unprocessed feelings may surface throughout life and prevent you from building healthy relationships in your family when you start to create it.
I will be glad to help you.
Sincerely, Julia.