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Do you have unresolved issues with your parents?




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28Yes
17No
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LJD Survey Qualifier
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:41am  
Both my parents have passed. It is surprising, or perhaps not, of how much you wish you'd have told them you loved them more, taken more time with them. Why do we always have to wait until it's too late sometimes??
LindaH Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:46am  
None whatsoever.
Frostbrand Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:49am  
Everybody does. All human beings are flawed. Even the best of parents do permanent damage.
Iseult Quadruple Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:53am  
Plenty.

Plus something I never dared to mention to anyone. It's just a little suspicious I have, I just don't know how would I approach the subject and whether at all I should approach it. It's nothing bad... well nothing too bad.
eloradanan
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:54am  
Yes & No. Yes, with my father. No, with my mother.
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
posted 20-Jun-2006 12:42pm  
Who doesn't?
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 20-Jun-2006 12:58pm  
Doesn't everyone?
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 20-Jun-2006 12:59pm  
 * grin *
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
(reply to Iseult) posted 20-Jun-2006 1:00pm  
> Plus something I never dared to mention to anyone. It's just a little suspicious I have,

"Yes, dear, if you must know, yes, you were a mile high baby."
LindaH Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 20-Jun-2006 1:20pm  
Re: "Who doesn't?" "Doesn't everyone?" Some people have no unresolved issues with anyone. It's not good to hang onto stuff.  * poker face * Either get it out or let it go.
Iseult Quadruple Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to romkey) posted 20-Jun-2006 1:22pm  
What's a mile high baby?

I guess my question killed the joke.
cerealkiller Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 20-Jun-2006 3:13pm  
No. They're dead. Actually, there is sort of an issue around the whole thing.
Lahdee
posted 20-Jun-2006 4:50pm  
No
RGirl
posted 20-Jun-2006 6:11pm  
I resolved them without their help.
ultamate
posted 20-Jun-2006 10:47pm  
Yes but my mother is passed so the issues are still there, but there's no way to resolve them with her completely. My dad suffers from CRS so it wouldn't do any good to bring them up. Besides most of my issues with him involve my mother in some way and I know he done the best he could under the circumstances. He was otherwise the greatest father in the world, and it’s nothing I’m that concerned with.
kitti723
posted 20-Jun-2006 11:41pm  
Don't get me started.
cloudhugger Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 21-Jun-2006 12:29am  
All I can say is mom did the best she could. I need to believe that and all my issues will be resolved.
cabinfever
posted 21-Jun-2006 1:17am  
Oh my.... where do I start?
Venetian2416
posted 21-Jun-2006 2:58am  
Yes. They will get resolved though. When I am older and braver.
gsummers
posted 21-Jun-2006 6:42am  
Yes, my father.. but nothing I cant brush over and 'be fine' with.. he doesnt much like sentimental 'talking about the past' chats... and Im happy to stay away from it.. he hasnt screwed me up that bad.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 21-Jun-2006 7:38am  
Not really... there are probably things we don't agree on or something, but I don't really care.
gazelda1
posted 21-Jun-2006 8:07am  
it drives my family nuts.. but i will not go to bed until things are resolved....when i was little i did, and that resulted in a lot of bitterness towards my dad...now we just talk it through when it happens and then leave it...much better. hmm..wonder who came up with that idea
Tommyturtle40
posted 21-Jun-2006 8:25am  
The only unresoved issue i have with my parents is my mother died when i was 31, and she never got to see my children be born. so she never got to be a grandmother to them.
kaleb777
posted 21-Jun-2006 10:35am  
Yes. I have issues relating to the religion they brought me up as.
LindaH Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to kaleb777) posted 21-Jun-2006 12:41pm  
welcome back Kaleb!
Enigma
posted 21-Jun-2006 1:52pm  
No not really. There is the whole thing about dad marrying satan's daughter after mom died but what can I do? She wove her devilish web around him and clouded his senses. So it ruined the later part of my immediate family life. He ended up suffering too although I don't know if he realizes it.
JessicaWoman99
posted 21-Jun-2006 6:20pm  
I always will have those unresolved issues because my family is refusing to accept me, for who I am, and I am their daughter Miss Jessica! and this is the way it is going to be for the rest of my life, plus my parents never ever wanted another girl in the family and here I am? For my parents wanted boys instead of girls and this is selfish in my opinion
JessicaWoman99
(reply to cloudhugger) posted 21-Jun-2006 6:22pm  
> All I can say is mom did the best she could. I need to believe that
> and all my issues will be resolved.

My issues with my family probably will never ever be resolved all because of who I am, and it has been like a warzone in my family my parents as well
cloudhugger Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to JessicaWoman99) posted 21-Jun-2006 6:56pm  
We are all human beings. There is only consolation in doing the very best you can without depending on any one else living up to your expectations. It's very sad when the parents voice their objections, as I deal with that also, I am not who they think I am. I am who I am and if I expect everyone to love me as I see fit, than I will not recieve any love. the love comes from within and when you are able to love yourself fully, than the rest will join in if they feel they are worthy.
JessicaWoman99
(reply to cloudhugger) posted 21-Jun-2006 8:44pm  
> We are all human beings. There is only consolation in doing the very
> best you can without depending on any one else living up to your
> expectations. It's very sad when the parents voice their objections,
> as I deal with that also, I am not who they think I am. I am who I
> am and if I expect everyone to love me as I see fit, than I will not
> recieve any love. the love comes from within and when you are able
> to love yourself fully, than the rest will join in if they feel they
> are worthy.

And yes how very true' , we are who we are, and I do love myself being the true person I have always known myself to be, and my parents I hardly ever talk to them and only with my sister, I can talk with her over the phone just like sisters and she fills me in as to what is going on in the family, and how my aging parents are doing down in Florida and my other sister back home in Connecticut she has gone through a nasty divorce and it was ugly, and I never ever hear from her at all?
kaleb777
(reply to LindaH) posted 22-Jun-2006 3:38am  
Thanks. Was I gone long?
LindaH Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to kaleb777) posted 22-Jun-2006 4:15am  
Long enough for me to notice you were absent, at least.
mve17
posted 22-Jun-2006 6:47am  
They are the unresolved problems
Wackadoo
posted 22-Jun-2006 4:59pm  
Nope. Not-a-one.
Amanda
posted 23-Jun-2006 10:38pm  
With my mother? No. Never have. Now that she's gone, I'm really happy about that. With my father? Yes. There's quite a few. I don't talk to him about them, though. It only starts these huge family feuds.
ROCKMAN
posted 25-Jun-2006 9:40am  
Nope, my parents and I are good.
ROCKMAN
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 25-Jun-2006 9:43am  
> Who doesn't?

I don't!
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 25-Jun-2006 1:26pm  
See what I mean? Wholesome!
ROCKMAN
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 27-Jun-2006 6:00am  
 * laughing out loud *
Your not trying to stick me with a new nickname are you? Although it's a good one. * grin *
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 27-Jun-2006 12:05pm  
Hey, that's a good idea!
(Although your avatar isn't very wholesome!)
RGirl
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 27-Jun-2006 6:38pm  
What is that chick supposed to be doing anyway? Your avatar?
ROCKMAN
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 28-Jun-2006 5:50am  
Your right. I could change it but it might get less wholesome. Maybe I'm just not as wholesome in some ways as I am or seem to be in others. * grin *
ROCKMAN
(reply to RGirl) posted 28-Jun-2006 6:10am  
Closing mini-blinds. * smile *
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 28-Jun-2006 12:28pm  
I'm just waiting for the bewb-baring avatar to come back! I miss her!
RGirl
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 28-Jun-2006 5:39pm  
Oh, I get it.
ROCKMAN
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 29-Jun-2006 6:03am  
No problem!
ROCKMAN
(reply to RGirl) posted 29-Jun-2006 6:08am  
I changed it now. Please don't ask what she's doing.
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 29-Jun-2006 11:30am  
Yay!!!!
RGirl
(reply to ROCKMAN) posted 29-Jun-2006 6:15pm  
What is she doing?  * smile *
ROCKMAN
(reply to RGirl) posted 1-Jul-2006 9:09am  
 * laughing out loud * I think she's flashing us, A lot!
clare
posted 9-Jul-2006 3:53am  
Not anymore. They're both deceased.
fungirlslick
posted 22-Aug-2006 8:13am  
I haven't seen or talked to them in about six years, but they still invade my dreams
JJB
posted 21-Sep-2006 6:13pm  
Abused as a child, father passed away. Mother has senile dimentia. My siblings would call me a liar and would not believe me.
I wait for the day my abuse does not affect me any more.
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