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Join Date: April 4, 2021
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ok so yeah my aunt (shes my moms older sister) is fucking psyco and its starting to bother me alot
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Since you live at home, and they are adults, you'll need to show some respect. Doesn't mean you have to be friendly, just respectful. Hopefully you can excuse yourself and go to another room when she starts talking about things you don't want to listen to. Doubt she'll be changing her personality or the way she acts
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I'd apologise to your mum for what you said, show you can be an adult in the situation, and then tell your mum calmly what your aunt does and say and how it makes you feel
I had an aunt kinda like that, and now because of the way she acted shes kinda been disowned. Because she was the one being like a kid, while me, and the rest of the family were being adults in situations. I know it's not easy, but if others see how she is, and you try to avoid the bad situations, hopefully things work out ![]() Good Friend ![]() ![]() ![]() “May little chicks and flowers bring into your life the joys of spring.” |
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It can be tough living with difficult or as you put it "psycho" people; or at least presumably you live in the same house as your aunt. I've lived in many different homes before and some have had very odd or difficult people. Based on past experience, I'd say that your best bet is to be respectful, ignore your aunt, leave the room when the situation becomes untenable, and otherwise try to avoid her and get on your life as normally as you can. May not be easy, but while you live in the same house (and until you turn 18 and are able to move out) you really have no other choice. Good luck.
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Well i think every family has that one crazy relative. I can think of one of my relatives but maybe not as crazy as yours.
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Always try to consider that while she might be behaving psycho now, perhaps there’s a chapter to the story of your extended family’s life that preludes your entrance into it.
This is something you talk to your mom privately about to vent in a similar way you structured your OP here? Example: “ mom why is auntie so irritable and combative all the time? I know I was wrong to snap at her but I’ve been holding my tongue for a while now, I’ll accept the grounding (like that matters in Covid19 times anyway) but I need answers and less micromanaging comments from her upon my (whatever she criticizes you for that inspired you to post this). |
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