Dear Abby: Son, the wife doesn’t seem to want his mother to be in the photo

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Dear Abby: I have a full-time job, good healthy. I have a son, “Bryan”, married and have three children. My problem is that my son is often rude to me. I am a single mom and he raised him by himself. I thought I was very good Mother. His wife was very sensitive to any comments I made and found Almost anything I do. They spent a lot of time with her family and ruled out me.

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If I comment on Brian’s wife, he would get angry and call me hateful or rude. I was good to both of them and did my best, but they didn’t take that into account. Brian and I argue about this. Sometimes I’ve gone too far and told him he needs to figure out what his problem is. He never told me why he acted like this. them No Visit me or take the kids. They say they are busy, but they always have time to visit she Family, their cousins, etc.

Do I have to give up any kind of relationship with them? I love my son and want to be a part of his life, but I No I think no matter what I do, I should accept him criticizing me. If I try to talk to his wife objectively, she says I am Try to start something. Please help. – Georgia Heartbroken

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Dear sad: Sick try. Suppose control your life and exit the search for bread crumbs for your son and his wife! Otherwise, it will only bring you pain and disappointment. Recognize, but you raised your son and you did your best in difficult situations.

Your daughter seems to have control over your son, and he allows it. Sadly It is Not uncommon. When you see or talk to them, there is nothing but a pleasant situation. Focus your energy on your friendships and other aspects of your life. This may save you from Extra Sadness makes more sense than continuing to hit a brick wall.

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Dear Abby: I am a 14-year-old girl. There are some mean girls in the school. When I talk to them, they say mean things. I No There was a good comeback so I stood there to do nothing. I need some Good tips. I kept telling adults, but the girls kept doing it. How can I make them stop forever, can you use some comeback? – Idaho speechless

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Dear speechless: There is no way to force the bullies to stop. This ugly behavior is the identity of those girls. I No It is recommended to try to beat them by competing for themselves at their own level, because if you do, they will win. Rather than approaching them and giving them a chance to say mean things to you, consider trying to make friends with other girls – girls who might also want to be friends with you.

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