Does your "loved one" bring out the worst in you? (how to, woman)

[Truly Heartless]

You know we all have them. It could be your spouse, a parent, a sibling, etc.

Who, and why?

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by Truly Heartless

You know we all have them. It could be your spouse, a parent, a sibling, etc.

Who, and why?

If we're crazy about the person, absolutely! If we're kind of indifferent, no.

I just noticed an old post of mine was revived. It explains a lot.

//www.city-data.com/forum/1929324-post52.html

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

If we're crazy about the person, absolutely! If we're kind of indifferent, no.

I just noticed an old post of mine was revived. It explains a lot.

//www.city-data.com/forum/1929324-post52.html

Hey, that was a great post! Harville Hendrix knows what he's talking about

[gizmobizmo]

Anyone who is a BIG part of our lives knows exactly how to push our buttons and when to do it.

My Hubby pushes mine and I push his. We have been trying to do better recently though since there comes a point when you realize it just isn't an attractive trait to have.

[Book Lover 21]

Oooooh, this would be my mother, God rest her soul. No other person has EVER been able to push my buttons like she did. Woman had a gift for it!

[findinghope]

you kidding---every person in my family brings out the worse in me...i dont know what that says about me

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by findinghope

you kidding---every person in my family brings out the worse in me...i dont know what that says about me

It says you're very much alike!

[findinghope]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

It says you're very much alike!

how dare you!!!
that is usually my response when my dh says i am acting like someone in my family.
i love them becaue they are members of my family---i just dont actually like any of them