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When does a Mother cross the line?
Written by Kaitlyn on August 31, 2009
People say that you should always love and respect your Mother as she gave you life and raise you, fed you, clothed you ect, im sure the list of what a Mother does for her child is endless, but when is it ok to say you dont love or respect her because she crossed the line?
Im the only girl out of 4 kids, from my Mums first pregnacy they "prayed" for a girl and finally 4 babies later they got me, the girl they had been waiting for, so what went wrong?
From the beginning myself and my Mum never got along very well, i thought nothing of it because she also didnt get along with one of my brothers, the only brother i now talk to.
My Mum use to tell me how she didnt like me, she use to go out with people and buy things that had Daughter written on them then tell people she wasnt going to give me them because she didnt like me.
Truthfully that didnt bother me. What bothered me and made me loose any feelings of niceness or love for her was when she chose to protect one person over another.
From being 11 things started happening to me and i recently realised that the thing i had been keeping to myself she already knew had happened, but didnt do the motherly thing and stop it. Instead i was taken to the doctors to be examined to protect him, and she did not say a word to anyone.
Everytime me and Kim take our dog to the woods with my parents we drive home past the doctors that i was taken to and it makes my stomach turn being in the car with her.
So do i have the right to remove her from my life and just say she went to far, that she crossed a line no Mother should?
Comments (3)
Estrella82 said on September 3, 2009:
Wow, this is tough, what Sandra said is right though, surely a mother should unquestionably give you love, support, understanding, you should be able to trust her. To find out she knew what happened to you and didn't do anythign to protect you must have been hard. Things are rarely black and white though I suppose, you never know, the ma night have been threatening her as well and she was scared to help you? Im not making excuses at all, just trying to look at possibilities, but the fact she actually said she didn't like you openly really is not right, even if she felt it, I don't believe a mother should ever say things like that to their child who instinctively looks up to them as a role model. Only you can decide whether the relationship can or will be re-built though, or even whether you want to. Keep smiling, love always xxx
Sandra said on August 31, 2009:
A mother is supposed to give you love, understanding, comfort and warmth before she gives you material things like clothing, food and toys or whatever. And your mother apparently didn't act like a mother should. She crossed the line way too far. So, why should you act like a daughter if she has never been acting like a mother? And, to be perfectly honest, I don't know if she would want you to be lik a real daughter, cause if she really wanted it she would have treated you at least like a human being. She's never been a mother figure for you - so, I think you should just let it be the way it is, cause in my eyes it doesn't seem to be changeable. Some people just aren't meant to be mothers but though some do become mothers. Take care of yourself, my dear! :) xoxo
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Kaitlyn

Kaitlyn is a girl who is 25 that lives in United Kingdom. She joined Dipdive on July 14, 2009. The last time she logged in was on November 1, 2010.
on Oct 4, 2010 from web

Estrella82 i wish sometimes that there was a reason like she was afraid of him but unfortunatly that isnt the case hes the only person in this world that she seems to care about, i dont really want to say to much about who he is but he is deffinatly not someone she would ever fear, its hard to explain.
Thank you both for your positive comments :) they do make me realise there are people that care