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Mama


An adult woman has a lot of emotions when it comes to her mother. Relations with the mother can be harmonious, and can be complex. Loving or hostile.
"The most interesting is that they are almost never neutral," says Karen Johnson, MD, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. Below we will talk about these contradictory, different, but very realistic assessments.
"My mom is probably my best friend," says Dina Farber, a 27-year-old female reporter. She accepts me as I am, even if I do wrong, make mistakes. I go to her for advice and help, I just love to talk with her.
Of course, sometimes we have differences, but they do not affect the basis of our relationship. "
Sharon Cook has a completely different experience. "My mother is driving me insane, and that's always been the case, a 41-year-old lawyer confesses in complete frustration. Whatever I do, she is always unhappy. When I buy her a gift, she accuses me that I give her things that I like myself, so that I can inherit them later. Once in the day of her birth, I took her to a fashionable French restaurant, one of those she adores, but which does not happen, because my father does not like them. When I paid the bill, she said that this can not be considered a gift, because I also enjoyed it. She also added that I invited her to a restaurant, because she did not have time to buy her a present. Sometimes I get so hard with her that I want to hit her or scream. "
But Sharon has become accustomed to treat this state of affairs with humor. "My mother's suspicion taught me something. Now that I buy her gifts, I really buy what I like. There is a chance that she will leave it to me. "
Relations between daughters and mothers are sometimes hostile. "But they pay so much attention to them that it can be an obsession," says Dr. Johnson.





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