QUOTE(PrincipaliteY @ Aug 27 2013, 11:36 AM)
I just hope whatever you do, don't separate the child from his mother no matter how obsessive she is. I am not there to witness the obsession so I don't know how bad it could get.
But do remember this, our parents time here might be shorter than we might think. When the day come you stared at the motionless coffin knowing you could never take back the things you said and the hurt you gave her, I hope that is the only regret you have and not the remorse, grief and hatred of your husband blaming you for not being a supportive wife, cooling him down when he should and making him perform his fillial duties always. Honour your parents when they are living instead of when they're gone.
TS, I hope you take this as a important point to consider. I am in no way more righteous than you are or anyone else and it is never my intention to sound criticizing. I'm not. I just hope you would consider the feelings of an old woman. You're not at her age yet so you might not comprehend what "shorter time" fear, hormonal imbalance, loneliness, social uselessness might do to a person. Even a great person could never fight aging..
Yes, please keep the "child" with the mother. Mother may be unstable, obsessive and crazy, but a mother is a mother. A mother's love is bigger than the vastness of the ocean.But do remember this, our parents time here might be shorter than we might think. When the day come you stared at the motionless coffin knowing you could never take back the things you said and the hurt you gave her, I hope that is the only regret you have and not the remorse, grief and hatred of your husband blaming you for not being a supportive wife, cooling him down when he should and making him perform his fillial duties always. Honour your parents when they are living instead of when they're gone.
TS, I hope you take this as a important point to consider. I am in no way more righteous than you are or anyone else and it is never my intention to sound criticizing. I'm not. I just hope you would consider the feelings of an old woman. You're not at her age yet so you might not comprehend what "shorter time" fear, hormonal imbalance, loneliness, social uselessness might do to a person. Even a great person could never fight aging..
Let the "child" suffers mentally, let the "child" develop his/her own mental disorder.
The "child" will become another "loving" father/mother in the future. And can cause another "loving child" case.
For the love of parents (more power to mother though) is the greatest thing in the world. Everything else nil, except maybe Jesus.
Aug 27 2013, 11:52 AM

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