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She just called me back (at work) to go ballastic about my significan other

coming to a church even because she claims my son doesn't want him around and I

said no you don't want him around and hung up. My son loves him. Any

suggestions as to what might happen if I start calling her by her first name

instead of mom

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Calling her by her first name will probably make her go

ballistic. In my experience, pretty much everything that isn't

their own choice makes them go ballistic. I call my nada

" mother " rather than " mom " . I know she doesn't like that, but

too bad. If she wanted me to call her by a more loving name, she

could have been more loving to me for the past forty-some years.

At 10:36 AM 10/11/2011 Batty wrote:

>She just called me back (at work) to go ballastic about my

>significan other coming to a church even because she claims my

>son doesn't want him around and I said no you don't want him

>around and hung up. My son loves him. Any suggestions as to

>what might happen if I start calling her by her first name

>instead of mom

--

Katrina

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I called my stepmom " mom " for a long time. Just recently, I have started

calling her by her name. She never acted like a mom to me, so why should I

honor her with that title.Â

Janet

 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own

understanding.

 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

 Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.

 It shall be health to thy navel, and marrow to thy bones.

Proverbs 3:5-8

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Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 9:36 AM

Subject: NADA is driving me nuts

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She just called me back (at work) to go ballastic about my significan other

coming to a church even because she claims my son doesn't want him around and I

said no you don't want him around and hung up. My son loves him. Any

suggestions as to what might happen if I start calling her by her first name

instead of mom

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Actually I'd love to call her Nada, as its so much more like her than even her

first name, I happen to know some lovely people who share her name.

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Just had lunch with my son and he said he never said any of that and she's just

trying to get him into trouble so I think its time to cut her off, no more

unsupervised visits.Â

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Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 11:17 AM

Subject: Re: NADA is driving me nuts

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Calling her by her first name will probably make her go

ballistic. In my experience, pretty much everything that isn't

their own choice makes them go ballistic. I call my nada

" mother " rather than " mom " . I know she doesn't like that, but

too bad. If she wanted me to call her by a more loving name, she

could have been more loving to me for the past forty-some years.

At 10:36 AM 10/11/2011 Batty wrote:

>She just called me back (at work) to go ballastic about my

>significan other coming to a church even because she claims my

>son doesn't want him around and I said no you don't want him

>around and hung up. My son loves him. Any suggestions as to

>what might happen if I start calling her by her first name

>instead of mom

--

Katrina

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Mine freaks out if I don't call her MOMMY! I am 40 years old. I just find ways

to never call her anything when we do talk. I am very low, low to no contact

with her for the most part. MOMMY. Ewww. Emails from her often gush over with

how much " your Mommy loves you. " Interspersed with jabs and insults and needs.

Cringe worthy!

CF

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To: WTOAdultChildren1

Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 10:17 AM

Subject: Re: NADA is driving me nuts

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,

Calling her by her first name will probably make her go

ballistic. In my experience, pretty much everything that isn't

their own choice makes them go ballistic. I call my nada

" mother " rather than " mom " . I know she doesn't like that, but

too bad. If she wanted me to call her by a more loving name, she

could have been more loving to me for the past forty-some years.

At 10:36 AM 10/11/2011 Batty wrote:

>She just called me back (at work) to go ballastic about my

>significan other coming to a church even because she claims my

>son doesn't want him around and I said no you don't want him

>around and hung up. My son loves him. Any suggestions as to

>what might happen if I start calling her by her first name

>instead of mom

--

Katrina

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