Inquire Amy: I’m ashamed of how I have weakened my teenage daughter

Inquire Amy: I’m ashamed of how I have weakened my teenage daughter [ad_1]

Dear Amy: I am married with two small children, a daughter who is 15 and a young kiddo who is 5.

I am in some cases a necessarily mean mom. I am impatient and I yell, frequently during fights or when my massive kid is demanding me or not listening. This final results in her crying.

This happens virtually daily, and has happened for many years.

I am not very pleased of my actions. I am filled with shame and sadness in excess of the way I have handled matters and the emotional damage I have induced.

I be concerned that this has brought on her to be insecure and not as outgoing or joyful as she could’ve been with a nicer mother.

I come to feel like once she goes to university I will have skipped my possibility to mend my marriage and help her really feel much more self-assured and have much better self-esteem.


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