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That's why I don't drink :-)
I see a pattern here.
Well that's why the op didn't involve you in their FML post...
If you can't beat em, join em. And if you can't make her happy, might as well make her more miserable. :D
I see therapy in her future...
2 - I see pancakes in your future.
Awww.. :( I'm sorry, maybe try to talk to your mom and try to solve the problem of why she is depress when you are there. You lose nothing to try!
And also reduce the frequency of your weekend visits..
Sorry to say OP but she sounds like a shitty mother to me
There are too many awful parents in the world.
Also true, but it's implied here that OP depresses his/her mom, and is thus the reason for her drinking. If you don't even like your own child, then why have kids? Stuff like that just baffles me.
That's like saying if you don't like pie, don't eat. You don't get to pick the kind of child you will get. You also don't have full control over how they turn out, despite what many people seem to believe. Also, just because you're of the same blood, does not automatically make you compatible personality-wise, or shield you against psycho offspring. It can be very hard to get along or love each other sometimes. OP's mother could feel like a failure over it, and/or OP could be at fault and not realize it. You don't really know. But is it not depressing? Have some compassion and try to understand everybody's side of the situation.
You = black cloud of misery.
Join in the festivities!
Maybe she drinks because you live with your stepdad and you being around is a reminder of that?
He sees his stepdad while he sees his mom. They're under the same roof.
You do know that OP's "step-dad" has to be married to his/her mom, right? That's kind of what the term implies. lol
That's not always true, my step dad was going to take custody of me when he and my mother almost divorced. He would have still been my stepdad but they wouldn't have been married. That's sort of a narrow assumption. :/
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Awww.. :( I'm sorry, maybe try to talk to your mom and try to solve the problem of why she is depress when you are there. You lose nothing to try!
I see therapy in her future...