Thank you

topic posted Wed, October 4, 2006 - 12:43 PM by  Naomi
Thank you for making it so very clear that you don't think I'm worthy of you. Thank you for giving me a way to get away from your poison. Thank you for showing your true colors. Now I don't have to waste any more time on your passive aggressive bullsh*t. Now go get a life and start harassing someone else. That train has left this building, and I'm not listening anymore.

*sigh* I wish I'd had the guts. Family. God above.
posted by:
Naomi
California
  • Re: Thank you

    Mon, October 9, 2006 - 8:57 PM
    Ah, that would be my "I wish I'd gone there" reminiscences of a *very* recent conversation I had with my stepmother, who I not-so-fondly refer to as the "Wicked Stepmonster". It makes me very sad that it had to go here, but on the other hand, I'm quite glad that it did, so I can finally get on with the rest of my life, without her interference. I just needed to vent.
    • Re: Thank you

      Mon, October 9, 2006 - 9:20 PM
      awesome, you rock that boat, rock it hard and often....it's always good to vent
      • Re: Thank you

        Mon, October 9, 2006 - 9:53 PM
        thats a great thing that you said then naomi. i have a brother that is something like your wicked step mom. but i have told him off too. but it just makes him meaner.
        but im glad that you had the courage to say that.have a great day. ray
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          Sun, December 24, 2006 - 9:44 AM
          Wow - that's pretty heavy...and kinda severe. What did this awful bitch do to you? And does that F up your relationship with your dad? Were you and this woman ever close? I guess this just hits some of my own stuff and I am really recognizing what you're saying. How did YOUR stepmom do the passive aggressive thing?

          Sorry if those are too many questions - it just hit a nerve with me.
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            Sun, December 24, 2006 - 10:09 AM
            Nah, it's okay. Yes, it fucks up my relationship with my father, but that's not really her fault. It's his fault for not seeing anything around him except what she wants him to see. He's missing out on a great human being, and that's by his choice.

            We used to be close. A long time ago. But then a couple of years ago I told them I was bisexual, and the relationship sort of deteriorated from there. She'd act like it was cool, but then, all of a sudden, she'd very gently suggest therapy, so I could "get my priorities straight again". And it happened ALL THE TIME. I think the final straw was when she found out that my housemates are Hindu (she's a former Catholic nun), and totally flipped her lid, and made a ton of really horrid accusations about them, and me, and followed it up with the statement that she never wanted to see me again, or have me anywhere near my father, because "we don't like to waste time on people like you".

            So, there you go. Whole sob story, boiled down to a paragraph. I'm mellower now, just for the record. I'm still hurt, but I don't want to throw things at her anymore. I don't want to waste my energy.
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              Sun, December 24, 2006 - 10:45 AM
              Ok, wait - she doesn't want anything to do with you b/c your HOUSEMATES are Hindu? That's totally whack.

              Her saying that she doesn't want to see you again or have you around your father is unbelievable - because of your roomates? That doesn't make any kind of sense. Totally whack.

              I wish you the best in all your future endeavors.
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              Mon, January 8, 2007 - 6:06 PM
              I guess she couldn't do the NUN thing right either....
              Nun 101 Failure
              Mother 101 Failure
              Wife 101 -------?

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