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zezee wrote: Do these people have any legal hold over me? Is there anything they can do? UGH!!
I am not looking forward to the holidays.
zezee wrote:Does this sound OK? I don't even care enough to confront him about the bullying behavior.
zezee wrote:Do these people have any legal hold over me? Is there anything they can do?
axle wrote:Now book yourself a vacation somewhere else for the holidays, or arrange to visit friends. Get something nice already in place that you can't and won't cancel ?
They don't even look scary or threatening or intimidating anymore, just like really dysfunctional people who, if they could, would latch on and suck me dry in one way or another,
I don't want to be sucked back in. I don't have any great need to tell anyone off or anything, I just want to be left alone.
I don't even think they like or miss me as a person, just the cardboard cut out that fits in that role.
Serenity wrote: The first family members to contact me were the more seductive ones, like my sisters. But once it became clear that I wasn't towing the line any more, the family bullies were sent in to try to intimidate me and make me feel uncomfortable. Just remember that this is normal behaviour for N's and their circle of proxies. They are trying to cause you enormous stress so that you'll go back to your role as care-taker and non-entity.
zezee wrote:Serenity wrote:I understand they are uncomfortable with that, but both of their behaviors clearly demonstrate how strongly they desire to preserve the status quo. If they are uncomfortable with nmom's behaviors, then they need to change their relationship with her not try to drag me back into the drama.
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