I hate my mother sooo much please help

Okay so my mom has a REALLY bad temper and I do to. the only difference is that I can control mine a little bit better- and even when I do nothing( literally I went in and asked her if she could french braid my hair for me and then she did and she came out a few minutes later screaming at me for causeing so much drama…) she screams at me and will sometimes smack me in the arm or flick me so that ill listen to her. and my dad doesnt help he just goes along with her and yells at me too. but my mom is really good at keeping up the perfect family image so none of my friends will believe me if I tell them( all except for one who has an abusive parent to. what should I do? please help I need advice

Answer #1

well…this is a problem with most of teen relation with their parents…as we grow up they tend to be more ‘listen-to-me-before-u-leave’ kinda reaction…but I dont know what the actual situation you’re having…but…dont hate your mother…its like karma, what goes around comes around…my mother is also the nagging type, but I do love her and respect her…my secret to be not yell at her…I ask whats wrong…but in short term…just saying whats wrong in calm way without raising my voice…dont be to tempered its not good for your health…it encourges heart attack…

Answer #2

thanks for trying to help but none of that really did. see my mom IS abusive to me. its not just like I make myself sound innocent and then im a horrible person. okay? so I need real advice on how I should handle her. I have several bad bruises from her and a year ago I began cutting my arm( with a metal nail file) when she really got to me.( I’ve stopped know of course but the scars are still there so I have to wear long sleaves…) and she screams the most terrible dirty words at me(words that I cannot say here) and I just need help. okay?

Answer #3

I have parents just like yours. they do love you. they probably just have a hard time with things. maybe your mom works a lot and is stressed out a lot. try talking to them about it, make them listen. let them no how you feel. I tried that , it took awhile because they wouldnt listen to me but after a while they started really listening to me for once, I still get yelled at a lot. but it has gotten a little better.

Answer #4

has she always been this way?

I thought my mom was like that too when I was younger. And a lot of the time it is hard to see your own actions. I thought I was a good kid and all, but when I look back at it now, I was a total grouchy antagonizing witch.

your mom though, still needs to set a good example as the adult in the situation, and learn to deal with her anger a lot better.

Answer #5

It isnt just for the moment… shes been like this for a really long time and she yells dirty words and cusses at me if I ask her whats wrong… and then gets mad if I dont so… I don’t know what to do

Answer #6

She is probably just very stressed at the moment, it must be so stressful being a parent, there are so many responsibilities, that us children never really consider. I think that your Dad is just trying to support your mum.

Try to do more stuff to help your mum out around the house, to try and take away a bit of stress.

Best of Luck!

Answer #7

Not the ONLY difference - she is the parent in the position of authority and should be respected - sure, she’s not perfect but neither are you - reading your paragraph, you’re totally the victim, an angel…I wonder what her side would be and if she could cite any examples…try to get along…you won’t always have each other.

Answer #8

if she hits you, you need to get out of that house. tell the school or something.

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