I'm 18 and I hate my mother so much I can't call her mom. I know being 18 it's so normal that you hate your mom, but it's not like hate her because she doesn't let me go to the movies, it's hate her as a person, and I've hated her since I was like 12. I've read some of other people's "I hate my mom" stories, but I mean, I really hate my mother.
She never told me she loves me; she's always in my room; if my phone rings, she always asks who it is; she very limited in the way of being gay is anti-natural; she thinks I'm her maid so if I don't clean the dishes or do something like that once or twice she'll be "oh, do you know how much work I had today? and you get home and sit with your laptop and don't even do the dishes?"; she doesn't support me in anything - I love movies and series and I want to go live in the United States but she doesn't care about anything other than me doing the things she wants me to do. And I can't go talk to her about anything because she'll be "oh, that's a stupidity!" or we'll end up just fighting.
She's just the kind of person I wouldn't like to meet in any occasion. Problem is she's my mother.
So is this normal, to dread your mother?
She never told me she loves me; she's always in my room; if my phone rings, she always asks who it is; she very limited in the way of being gay is anti-natural; she thinks I'm her maid so if I don't clean the dishes or do something like that once or twice she'll be "oh, do you know how much work I had today? and you get home and sit with your laptop and don't even do the dishes?"; she doesn't support me in anything - I love movies and series and I want to go live in the United States but she doesn't care about anything other than me doing the things she wants me to do. And I can't go talk to her about anything because she'll be "oh, that's a stupidity!" or we'll end up just fighting.
She's just the kind of person I wouldn't like to meet in any occasion. Problem is she's my mother.
So is this normal, to dread your mother?
Selfish wastes of flesh can still breed, you know. Popping out a child doesn't fix deep character flaws.