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How do I deal with my controlling mum?

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Question - (2 October 2008) 1 Answers - (Newest, 2 October 2008)
A female United Kingdom age 41-50, anonymous writes:

Hi,

i am 25 and me and my mum are really close however she is a control freak and whenever i go against what she advises she comes back with "well if it all goes wrong i dont want to know" etc...

Recently me and my boyfriend (who my mum adores) decided to go and visit my aunt (her sister)in Chicago and she got funny about it and hardly spoke to me for a couple of days-i did say for her to come to but she didnt answer. i know that there is a bit of friction between my mum and aunt and mum is jelous with the relationship i have with my aunt so thats why she has gone funny.

How do i deal with this? i cant live my life doing what mum wants all the time and whenever i do stand up for myself she makes it really difficult for me.I live at home so i cant just forget about it. This is just 1 example of her controllingness and it really annoys me.

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A female reader, -NothingLasts4ever- United Kingdom +, writes (2 October 2008):

-NothingLasts4ever- agony auntHow about you just take control of your life. You're 25! Fair enough, you care what your mum thinks of you and what she wants from you, but you can't follow what she says and wants from you all your life.

Just explain to your mum that you appreciate what she thinks and wants from you but you want her to take a step back and let you do what you think is best. If it goes wrong, then it goes wrong. But you know not to do it again.

Hope this helps xxx

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