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Question Posted Tuesday February 1 2005, 1:37 am

ok my mom always nags on me and well her mood swings off and on from happy to sad to angry... its driving me insane!!! how do i make her stop nagging me about stuff that i do wrong or what i didnt do... plz help!!!
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Jaretta answered Saturday March 12 2005, 6:49 pm:
What I would do is help her maybe she is going through I rought time. Or maybe if you could do things that right way she wouldn't be yelling at you for the most craziest reasons. Just try to give her her space and give her a little leeway.

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XoXSparkles57 answered Tuesday February 1 2005, 8:04 pm:
if your mom is older like 50 or something this might be metopause or something just try to get out of the house because there is reallyu nothing you coud do

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JanelleYolanda answered Tuesday February 1 2005, 1:48 pm:
take her ass to the docters.. shes goin through menopause

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marmoora answered Tuesday February 1 2005, 10:19 am:
look u gotta talk to her abt whts bugging u...im sure she's got loads on her mind now...u have to choose a time when she's calm and that ur ready to talk 2 her in a nice calm way..thats the best and only solution...
and remember being direct is the best way to solve problems and tell her that if she's got any probs u'll always be there and support her! good luck :)

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XxPimpettexX04 answered Tuesday February 1 2005, 7:26 am:
well, talk with your mom and tell her and try not to get angry with her. But just try to do what she expects of you.. (yelling only makes it worse)

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BeautifulMadness answered Tuesday February 1 2005, 5:09 am:
Heya,
My mum is exactly the same and short of talking to her (which usually just gets my mum angry) there's nothing you can do...
Although, when she's ranting at you, it may just be that she's having a tough time over something and you're the only one there to blame. Usually if I just keep quiet and don't get angry back at my mum then her 'moods' last for a shorter time than if I yell back or tell her how unfair she's being.
Hope that helped a little! Sorry there's nothing more I could say!
Ooh, but if you're angry, try the whole 'turn your back and count to ten' thing to try and calm yourself down, and if that doesn't work, then go and punch some pillows - very theraputic and a lot of fun!! :D
Blessed Be,
Rach xxx

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