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mom addicted 2 facebook!


Question Posted Monday March 7 2011, 9:21 pm

ok so my mom is on facebook like all of the time and she never freaking gets off of it! every time i try to talk to her about anything, she tells me to shut up and go away. so i really dont know what to do anymore because its been like this for 2 or 3 years now and once when my dad confronted her about it she drove off and he was driven to tears (and ive never once seen him cry in my life) so that was the end of that and ive tried everything and it just never stops no matter what. please answer if u r in similar situation or if u have good advice. thanks in advance!

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julie75 answered Tuesday March 8 2011, 9:02 pm:
First thing would be to take away the modem or the ethernet cable. Then find a family friend or some other close relatives and have an intervention. Let her know how much it hurts all of you. Most people can regulate their time between real life and computer life. She seems to need this escape to a fantasy world and you need to find out why. It could be she's unhappy with your dad or work or life in general. Either way, she's going to need some outside help to make her realize what's going on. I hope this helps and good luck.

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sunshine1232 answered Tuesday March 8 2011, 6:32 pm:
I think you need to unhook the computer and take it out of the house completely that way she won't be able to use the internet or go onto Facebook you want her to stray away from using the internet so she'll become less addicted and she'll become bored with it you need to sit her down where's there's no distractions just you and her and say her going onto Facebook has become a problem it's taken over her life and because of it she's becoming distracted and your suffering because of it it's tearing apart your family there has to be a time when she says enough is enough and signs out she can't constantly be on she's got to do what normal mother's do take care of their families she's putting Facebook first and family second family should always come first no matter what their more important nothing should come between that make her realize there's more to life then Facebook and because of her addiction her families suffering(:

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Katlyn answered Tuesday March 8 2011, 2:41 pm:
Take the computer away from her and any other way she might have to get onto to facebook and sit her down and talk to her kind of like an intervention im sure if you tell her how you feel and she hears you she will understand.

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