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How to keep an eye on

My daughter, who has just become a member of society, got sick, took a leave of absence and is recuperating at home. My daughter started living alone in a region with no relatives or friends, drove a car with a license, did her best to keep up with her work, and was exhausted mentally and physically due to major changes in the environment.

When I told my husband that my daughter was coming home, they had a cold reaction because they deserved it and that it was because they didn't listen to my advice. I wanted to discuss with my husband how to welcome my daughter, but I had to ask him to “say a lot of things, but I don't want to say harsh things to my daughter.” My husband is a person with a strong sense of justice, but he believes that his ideas are correct, and he doesn't look at the family's different feelings and ideas. I can't snuggle up, and I have a strong feeling that I'm going to correct it rather than try to understand it. Until now, when family members say or act in ways that do not meet their own expectations, they yell violently, and it has evolved into rants and sometimes violence.

My daughter talks weakly to me, but she only told me that she is active on LINE with her husband. In front of my husband, I think I can only show myself that my husband seems to approve of. At first, I was the only one who contacted me to take a leave of absence. My daughter came back and told her husband that I'm sorry this happened and please don't get angry.

My daughter's condition has fluctuated, and when I think it's getting better, there are days when I can't move all day long. My husband and I are so worried that we talk a lot about how it would be better to do this. My husband once yelled violently and got angry that his daughter's behavior did not lead to recovery. My daughter is in a state where she can't do it even if she knows, so she said it's hard to stay at home. I decided to have them tell me specifically what they want them to do and what they don't want them to do, and it seems like my daughter spent her time a little easier after that.

What should I do to focus on watching over my daughter, believing that she herself will definitely be able to do something about it? It's surprisingly difficult to watch without saying anything.

5 Zen Responses

physical disorder

Have you been examined at a medical institution?
I don't know the details of poor physical condition, but I think there is a possibility of poor brain and nerve condition such as “depression.”
Mental health disorders are also physical disorders after all, so physical (hard) treatments and countermeasures are effective, and there is a possibility that they have exceeded the level that can be improved with soft aspects, sermons from parents, etc.
For example, “do warm up before exercising so as not to get injured” is soft advice.
But no matter how much you preach to someone who's already been hurt, physical damage won't heal right away.
There is a possibility that it will get worse even if you force someone with a tight back to carry heavy luggage.
Mental health disorders are “tight brain and lower back,” in other words, physical physical disorders, so physical physical treatment and prevention methods may be necessary.
The fact that monks recite sutras and nembutsu while hitting wooden fish etc. is actually a rhythmic exercise for the brain, so it also has physical and physical effects that regulate serotonin nerves and prevent “depression.”
For example, walking and jogging are good, and it seems good to be moderately exposed to sunlight to produce vitamin D.
So, why don't you watch over your daughter thinking she's someone with a broken bone or a tight back, thinking that she won't be able to run or carry heavy luggage like when she was healthy without physical physical treatment first.

Please believe in the young lady's own “pace of life” and entrust it

The fact that I told my husband “I don't want you to say harsh things” was a really wise and correct decision as a mother. The young lady didn't fall into the current situation because she liked it; she struggled and suffered the most from her helpless self. If your husband had reprimanded him, the condition would have worsened even more.

Being aware that “watching without saying anything is surprisingly difficult” is a major first step in deepening monitoring. In Buddhism, there is a teaching of “mercy,” where people accept themselves as they are without imposing expectations or one's own ideals on others. The kindness that “this is better” has also become an “obsession” for today's young lady that is a burden on her heart.

Now that they are on leave of absence, the top priority is to follow the instructions of the attending physician and concentrate on medical treatment. Please refrain from conversations reminiscent of “work” at home as much as possible and create a safe and secure place where they can rest without thinking about anything. Forgetting about work and being able to rest your mind and body is the first step towards recovery.

Also, even if your physical condition is getting better, never rush back to work. There is also a risk that it will get worse if you overdo it, and there is also a possibility that your current workplace and allowances did not suit your daughter in the first place.

Try trusting the young lady's own “pace of life” and entrusting it to her, as if you were waiting for flower buds to open naturally. Simply staying close to it warmly should be the best medicine of all. Please take care of your heart as well.

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Engiji Temple Shakujo

Please be kind to my daughter

I read it.
Your daughter got sick, took a leave of absence, and came home to recuperate. You're very worried about your daughter and want to keep an eye on her. And you told your husband not to be harsh. I don't know the details about your daughter, you, or your husband, but I feel like I understand your feelings very well. I understand your feelings from the bottom of my heart.

My husband is probably someone who always demands what he thinks is right from himself and the people around him. I probably grew up being told that way since my daughter was young, so as a daughter, I think she blamed herself because she thought it was her fault.

My daughter won't be bad at all, and I think she did her best. First of all, please praise such a girl and treat her kindly. Please take good care of them and heal them. Your daughter may be very hurt, so if possible, please get diagnosed by a doctor and get proper treatment or recuperation.
I'm sure your daughter will recover, and with the protection and support of you and many other people, she will rest easy both mentally and physically, and slowly heal her mind and body.
And I'm sure I'll be moving towards my daughter's future again.
What my daughter has experienced is by no means a waste; she will continue to grow through various experiences.

I sincerely pray that your daughter will continue to recover while being gently watched over and supported by you, her husband, and many other people, that she will face her future from now on, be blessed with many wonderful encounters, grow healthily, and live a truly rich and fulfilling life together with all of you.
And I will be supporting my daughter from the bottom of my heart. We wholeheartedly agree

My husband's DV is also a problem. Maybe it's better to recuperate with my mother in an environment where I live alone

My husband's DV is also a problem, isn't it? In the first place, there are differences in husbands in their times and values, so I don't want you or your daughter to have opinions as if they were “right.”

My daughter is already an adult too. Based on this experience, you will still be able to explore and choose an environment that suits you.
The pace was just disrupted by major environmental changes and hard work, and now I want them to slowly recuperate.

Wouldn't it be better to recuperate in an environment where you live alone? I wonder if you go over there. I think it would be better for both of you to stay away from your husband for a while.

・Consultation desk for women with difficult issues (Women's Counseling Support Center)
(Women's Counseling Support Center Nationwide Dial #8778(はなそう Nayami)

・"Your Mikata” Ministry of Rehabilitation, Labor and Welfare website
https://anata-no-mikata.mhlw.go.jp/

There is also a consultation desk. I also discussed work, the environment, and DV from my husband.
That's because it's a place to talk to both your daughter and you. Please rely on it.

🏓 Why playing table tennis is a tough path

I apologize on behalf of the male.
I'm sorry that men and men are so troublesome and difficult to handle.
For now, buy a book that seems like men can be manipulated in 3 words, and skillfully control and tame male creatures from a public standpoint.
Every man in this world can troll with a woman's benevolence and goodness.

The only way to come to a good conclusion is that unnecessary collisions, differences, misunderstandings, and dents occur along the way.
The important thing is that your daughter will be a 👹 Oni Musume 👹 who “no matter what happens” even if you and your wife pass away one day.
Please come to the Toyama Zazen Festival with your parents and children to create a heart that wants to improve their ambition, sense of mind, and heart. why is that? After all, my true partner in life other than my own heart is from Ariehen.
If you're a secretary who can't use your mind, a bad manager, a butler who doesn't work, an AI that gives bad answers, or a rude answering monk like this guy, then life won't be a problem. why? why is that?
Every time something happens to my heart! This is because they react less than Ostrich Club and get carried away.
Each person's mental reaction depends on that person. But I can change it. Above all, if the mental reaction becomes strong, people will never get hurt. They become positive with ambition, dodge even the good-natured reaction of the husband who has a bad reaction with Ina Bauer like the Matrix, and the monosugy tough Nice Good Wife Reaction ✨ Nice Well Made Daughter Reaction is triggered, so even if the father is DV's father, you can even screw him up like Saori Yoshida.
“Yes, learn martial arts”

It's also important to get stronger, but above all else, if my mind doesn't react negatively every time something happens, I'm the best. It's okay if it's sticky. Like Dave Spector, there is also a reaction art path that specializes in Suveli.
Now, what is this guy saying?
The point is that you, your daughter, and Oto-chan will be “OK,” “TOUGH,” and “Choray” no matter what happens. You can zazen and install a gold medal table tennis player in your mind so that you can move in a bright direction no matter what happens, in a direction that doesn't dent. Table tennis players only have reactions that go back to any violent throw in their lives and win, so everything is crazy 🏓