How to deal with my mother from now on
I am consulting for the first time. I look forward to working with you. I'm worried because I don't know who to ask.
This is my mother, and I would like to ask you to teach me about how to have a heart.
My parents divorced when I was 15, and since then I have been raised by my mother alone. Incidentally, I'm an only child.
At university and graduate school, I study without bothering my mother as much as possible with my part-time job and scholarships, and after getting a job, I make remittances that exceed my mother's income every month.
My mother has been making statements that make me dependent since I got a job, and that is uncomfortable.
Also, they give me a lot of advice on my life, but that statement is deafening and makes it really difficult.
I plan to take care of my mother for the rest of my life, but I feel like I'm not convinced by anything.
Somewhere in my heart, in addition to feeling poor and having bad things because of my parents, I have continued to make remittances even after I got a job. Why am I doing this? I think so.
I don't want anything in return, but is my mother the only reason I struggle (use my effort)? When I think about it, I can't do it all.
Why do we have to be told so many things even though we are supporting ourselves and working properly. It makes me think.
I recently got married, and my mom is becoming even more dependent on me.
We now live separately, but I'm worried when I think they'll live together someday.
I would like you to tell me how to have a heart so that I can treat my mother kindly.
Thank you for your support.
