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randomgirl42 · 26-30, F
i can understand your pain and you wanting to go and live with your mom, but i have to agree with your best friend on this situation. i think it would be ok to visit your mom, but not to go live with her. let's say you do start living with her, what if things go wrong? how will you get back to your dad and live with him again for safety and security? i'm sure you wouldn't want to get stuck in another country that you don't know much about, without a back-up plan.
i don't have that great of a relationship with my mom either. so instead of calling her my mom, i call another great lady (not blood related) my mom instead. family does not have to be blood relations <3
i don't have that great of a relationship with my mom either. so instead of calling her my mom, i call another great lady (not blood related) my mom instead. family does not have to be blood relations <3
midnightrose · F
She might be right. That doesn't mean things can't change. Worst that can happen is that you go there and find that she's right, you move back. Live and learn. Sometimes it's better knowing than not.
JovialPlutonian · 36-40, M
Aren't you going really to see where you stand with her? Like if there is any substance to your relationship?