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Psycho Mother — Agree or disagree?

  • Posted on October 25, 2010 at 4:32 pm

Every teen considers his or her parent to be a bit of a psycho. But because I can’t find any old posts that relate, tell me this: are these signs of an extremely abnormal (PSYCHO) level of my mom “caring,” or are they justifiable as normal?

Background info:

I’m almost 18, get good grades, take a lot of extra curricular courses, work three jobs in the summer, don’t attend “parties,” drinking/smoking/”encounters” with the opposite gender are few and far apart occasions, although I tend to miss my ‘curfew’ I always make sure I come home safely if I end up going out late. I try very hard to not raise my voice at my mom. Compared to a lot of people my age, I’d like to think I’m doing pretty well as a teenager.

My sibling, who is almost 19, is the total opposite, piercings and tattoos, parties and men 3 nights a week, never comes home, etc etc. You should know the kind of stereotype.

My mom is a single parent. No boyfriends. No alcoholism (which are the two main characteristics that I’ve been seeing in Yahoo Answers). Very few friends. Never goes out.

Okay. Here is how I am treated:

She criticizes and scorns everything I do…right down to the way I sign my name, speak to others, or even the way I smile.

She cuts off my entire wireless phone account sometimes when I talk to people too late at night (Yep, she tries to force me to sleep at about 11. Flips OUT when I just sit quietly in my room if I’m not tired)

She looks at my phone records to see who I am talking to and when. She calls the numbers she doesn’t recognize.

Two volumes: loud, and earsplitting. I don’t remember the last time I tried to speak to her without her erupting into full out screaming at me. (And really, this isn’t a Yahoo Question where I angrily rant about “Oh I hate my mom she took away my TV rights.” I do very much wish to have a better relationship with her, but all my attempts have ended this way.)

When I come home late or upset her in a similar way, everything in arms reach gets thrown at me, I get pushed around, etc. I try very much to calm her down and reassure her that I’m okay and I’m not going to end up on the street corner (because I’m going to a good school and do well there and have ambitions) but that seems to make it worse.

She’s one of those people who shuts her ears and opens her mouth. I’ve tried talking to her, writing her letters, sending her articles, buying her coffee, having her meet my friends so she knows that I don’t hang out with sketch balls, nothing seems to work. Because I’m her irresponsible, rude, slut drug-addict liar of a daughter. (?)

When I try to talk to her about anything, even the weather, she somehow finds a way to turn it into an opportunity to basically tell me I’m shit and that I am as slimy as my father (who I clearly can not say much about) Really, I don’t know how I have managed to maintain a remotely steady level of confidence.

Anecdote:
I was at a friend’s house watching TV, and around 10 my sister texted me because she got stranded at the train station, which is about a half hour away, because she was on her way home so she would be able to attend my great aunt’s funeral. Naturally, we set out to rescue her, got lost, and took until 2AM to see her back safely. She decided to sleep at my friend’s house because she did not want to deal with my mom’s tantrums. That left me to go home with a story and no sister to show for it. Needless to say, I was a target for a typhoon of flying objects that night. Just because I was trying to make sure my own family got back to town safely.

I never got an apology.

I’m sure there’s a lot more that I forgot to say, but if you’re one of the precious few who has taken the time to read such a long question, can you please analyze the situation for me? I don’t really know what I’m looking for in an answer beyond an opinion. So, psycho, or not?

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Preventing Panic Attacks Help and Advice

  • Posted on July 1, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Learning all about preventing panic attacks is something that suffers from this problem aim to do. The fact is that those unlucky folk who experience panic episodes, as well as their family, and good friends would go to any lengths to be informed ways to this problem. While thinking about this subject, let us begin on a positive note.You be successful preventing panic attacks if you just learn howFirstly, it is important to know what caused them. To paraphrase, what is the trigger?

Thanks to the likeness of symptoms between panic and coronaries, it isn’t unusual to find people rushing their family to the nearest surgery as fast as an attack occurs. The doctor might simply give a calmative for preventing panic attacks which would probably result in you feeling better after a little time, and walking back home.

The unfortunate link to this story is the real cause or the root cause or the main cause wasn’t identified! There are relatively easy steps troubled if you need to realise ways to stop panic episodes. Step one could be to completely keep noting down the list of the triggers which caused it in the 1st place. It could be easy stuff like the coffee or a soft drink you drank or the speech you had to make at work meeting or maybe your collaboration in a crowded event.

A heated debate with your other half could also trigger a panic attack. Researching these patterns and triggers, you would simply find that the majority of the panic fits are a consequence of the irrational mind.Doctors and psychotherapists have long noticed that panic fits are usually because of a dysfunctional mind. With the advancement in psycho-therapeutic science, the physician is now using the powers of modern science to stop panic attacks.

If you are aware when and how panic fits occur, you would also learn the way to stop them. A nice example of this is doctors using Cognitive Behavioral Treatment or CBT. Drugs are also prescribed by doctors, majority of which can only assure short term relief.

However psycho-therapeutic approaches are providing higher quality and sustainable results. This care is a long-drawn process which helps the patient to see the sane side of his mind. Essentially the patient becomes capable of rationalizing his fears, fears, ideology and even values. Once the patient sees reason behind his irrational behavior, he steadily gains the talent to be ready to forestall panic episodes.

As an example, if the patient is made public to be surprised stiff of crowded paces, the doctor would show the patient in a peaceful demeanour to places that are crowded and the patient learns slowly, how to deal with this precise situation.

While all that is good, the problem of it actually is this treatment generally does not yield the needed results swiftly.Hypnotherapy either thru a qualified hypnotist or by self hypnosis has been found to offer an efficient solution in stopping panic fits.

Since the real cause of many types of anxiety attacks rests in the deepest crevices of the mind, effective use of the strategy of hypnotherapy can help the patient to get to the subconscious and dig out the assembled thoughts, fears, fears and other negative associations.

Again, setting the mind at complete peace and in a cool condition is the initial step which hypnotist takes. Once the mind is relaxed and chilled it is more open to more positive confirmations given to him outwardly. At last effective mind control and making it clutter-free could give the critical cue to stop preventing panic attacks.It’s necessary to grasp, while learning ways to stop a panic fit, that drugs and robust medicines can nether stop nor relieve the symptoms as the key to heal basically lies in the mind of the influenced individual.

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