Guest guest Posted July 8, 2010 Report Share Posted July 8, 2010 A few other threads woke this one up in me. One of nada s most enraging behaviors started or ended with the words, I just thought you needed to know. She would tell me for the umpteenth time, about my Dad s sexual preferences and affairs. She would tell me about her own gynocological issues. I won t go into detail, but suffice it to say I had nothing left to my imagination. She did this to me from the time I was 10, until I was 53, a few weeks before she died. She used to enrage me with it, until I finally set a boundary that anytime you start to talk about that stuff the conversation is over. I had to enforce it many times and walk away from her. Sort of LC caused by her refusal to live by the rules. She would use this often if she wanted to deflect the conversation away from her and her current craziness. I think she would also use it to punish me if I displeased her. And until I set boundaries about it, she would use it to press me until I was raging at her, despite begging her repeatedly as she doggedly pressed on to please stop, I don t want to hear this, I don t want to hear about that subject coming from my own mother! And as she pressed on until I was raging, her justification was: I just thought you needed to know this about _______________ your mother, your father. Ect. Once I was raging, she won. She would tear up, drop the subject and instantly the subject became what a victim she was and how scared she was of my temper and how mean and cruel I was. BITCH! YOU just spent the last hour egging me on without regard to my pleas to stop until my temper boiled over! I finally figured it out. I told her then that I would never play that game again. The first sentence in one of those subjects would result in a click of the phone or a walk away. Anyone experience similar things from dear old nada? Doug Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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