granny snoops around in my room and questions about my weigh
Question Posted Monday August 28 2006, 8:03 pm
Hey my name is Rachel and iam a 17 year old girl and whenever I go over to my granny's on the weekends she goes throgh my overnight bags and goes through my dresser drawers and takes out whatever she thinks isn't mine for some reason she thinks other people put stuff in my dresser when they don't she takes stuff out that she dosn't think is mine and that is actually mine and when I go looking for it I end up having to go ask my granny where it is and she dosn't even say sorry and sometimes she says rachel havn't you gained a little weight in the past 2 weeks every time I go over which is every to weeks and iam only 5 foot and weigh 149 lbs I know iam a little chubby,but it really hurts my feelings what should I do?
Times change, but they dont change with the times. I wouldn't sit her down and talk to her to be honest with you. If she says your fat, I would just say "yep, mom sure does cook a good meal." Or "yeah I know, being fat is in now a days"
As for the snooping thing. She probably just wants to help. If this really bothers you, you could just tell her that you are fine with unpacking your things by yourself, and you dont need any help.
detriotgirl answered Tuesday August 29 2006, 12:16 am: you really need to talk to her you need to sit her down and tell her that it hurts your feelings when she asks you about your weight
and tell her how you feel about her going through your things and takeing them [ detriotgirl's advice column | Ask detriotgirl A Question ]
mooch789 answered Monday August 28 2006, 11:53 pm: Well it bugs you right? Talk it out with her and tell her why its bugging you why she goes through your things. If things don't get better, talk to your parents or other relative about it. Hope I helped! [ mooch789's advice column | Ask mooch789 A Question ]
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