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@ 2009-07-03 – 23:03:49
I'm beginning to regret agreeing to spend the whole weekend at my mother's, staying Saturday night with a neighbour.
Last week it felt a fine idea - meaning my sister would feel free not to go there for the whole weekend.
Of course my mother has a carer. But she doesn't want care. She wants company. The company of one of her two "children".
Why should the prospect of this simple two day stay upset me so much? I am still so screwed up. I want to scream.
malakeas
Pro 
justgrrl
"want to scream"?
Why not scream if you feel like that? There is a therapeutic value in 'screaming', and sometimes also in 'throwing thigs' (not at your mother tough 
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justgrrl
'throwing things'
alecweston
Pro "your mother tough"
I don't think you meant that, either.
Is this a description of your own mother?
justgrrl
Here is my comment once again, without typing errors (so far! 
...):
"want to scream"?
Why not scream if you feel like that? There is a therapeutic value in 'screaming', and sometimes also in 'throwing things' ('throwing things', (but) not at your mother though!)
p.s. 1: sorry for the mistyping.
p.s. 2: sorry for you feeling "still so screwed up"
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p.s. 3: my mother is a wonderful person.
alecweston
Pro I believe in the therapeutic value of screaming and frequently do so eg http://alphamin.blog.co.uk/2009/06/29/expletive-deleted-6422804/
justgrrl
do you mean that you frequently do scream, or that you frequently do believe in the therapeutic value of it?
alecweston
Pro I frequently do scream
justgrrl
and? does it help?
pompeycaulkhead
Scream pal scream. Its a very underatted stress reliever.
barneyrulz
Have a good scream. It might help [: xxx
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I hear you my friend. I have felt that way as well.