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karan_12345
karan_12345: 1 year ago

What should i do in this situation? read below

my mom stopped talking to my dad from 4 days, This has created a very silent and inconsistent atmosphere in our house, i asked both of them about the reason behind this inconsistency but i m unable to find it, I hate this drama , i tried everything to convince my mom but shes not listening, what should i do? ,please help

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Jebidiahcrackercorn
Jebidiahcrackercorn: 1 year ago

Oh, what lovely memories THIS question reminds me of! I'm not sure what to tell you, other than what has been said by others except TheFatMan14. When I was growing up, I actually liked the "silent treatment" or at least preferred it to the intense yelling, and high tension of the actual fight. Still the silent treatment can be a sort of unpleasant "radiation" that remains after the initial blast of a nuclear warhead. But to extend the metaphor even radiation eventually dissapates. To use the words of a popular poster a long time ago of a kitten hanging by its front legs from a tree branch: "Hang in there baby"

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lovebug20
lovebug20: 1 year ago

Talk to a counsler. Or talk about it w/ a friend!

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BeautifulSweetHeart
BeautifulSweetHeart: 1 year ago

Talk about it with a close friend!

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ILiveforGod: 1 year ago via iPhone
You should change your oicture
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starrlynncoogan: 1 year ago
awkward i agree but no hard feelings honey
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lovebug20: 1 year ago
ur pic is odd... ur lez
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CountryGirl12: 1 year ago
i think the pic is hot
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EMO123
EMO123: 1 year ago

forget about it this is what hapins in most famllys u cant do eny thing!!!!

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jaqx4xu: 1 year ago
hey
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EMO123: 1 year ago
hi
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jaqx4xu: 1 year ago
sup
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CountryGirl12: 1 year ago
wow u r just unbelivable
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gatorblu
gatorblu: 1 year ago

Tell your parents they are acting like children. I can understand they may not want to discuss something in front of you, but not talking at all will only make matters worse. Ask them if they would like for you and any siblings you may have to go spend the night with a relative so they can feel free to talk.

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babykay_111
babykay_111: 1 year ago via iPhone

Hm...........just leave them alone and stop worrying about them and just do stuff for yourself

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angel82
angel82: 1 year ago via iPhone

Give them time.let them resolve their differences at their own pace.married life is tough.

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EyeWonder
EyeWonder: 1 year ago

Thank goodness you have the scruples to be mature about it. Let a trusted adult know about your parent's behavior. Talk to your school guidance dept or even your school nurse.

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Captainmarvel
Captainmarvel: 1 year ago

Even when people love one another very much they sometimes have disagreements or become annoyed with their partners actions. Silence is like a timeout while both parties attempt to come to grips with their differences. There is very little that you can do to remedy the situation except to be as pleasant and agreeable as possible until the matter is resolved.

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jaqx4xu
jaqx4xu: 1 year ago

have you considered marriage counsiling

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Acoolmcfly: 1 year ago
hey um i cant seem to get on gmail sry i wish i could
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jaqx4xu: 1 year ago
its ok ash
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pikk
pikk: 1 year ago via Android

Sometimes we find that the A th Q we'd like to know are harder to accept than we thought. So maybe you should talk to each parent privately about how the silence is affecting you without getting into the actual problem.

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TheFatMan14
TheFatMan14: 1 year ago

Move out you loser

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Jebidiahcrackercorn: 1 year ago
OOOOOH! Take it easy! Even if you are trying to be funny, your response is a little too gritty pal. If you are NOT trying to be funny, YOU are one sick puppy!
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starrlynncoogan
starrlynncoogan: 1 year ago | Last edited at 10:34AM on 5/18/2012

i would pray for them not trying to be mean or pushy but prayer helps. hope every thing comes out fine

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Jethay
Jethay: 1 year ago via iPhone

This happened to me before. I think you should talk with them each together and separately. Ask them why they are having problems. Since I'm not there I don't know what the exact situation is but I hope this helps

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mswhite56
mswhite56: 1 year ago via iPhone

Tell your parents how their childish behavior is affecting YOU! Tell them that you are uncomfortable in your own home; that when you return to the home, you never know what to expect and you have ANXIETY over it. No child of (whatever your age is) should have to experience ANXIETY under these circumstances. Their job is to PROTECT you!!

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Acoolmcfly
Acoolmcfly: 1 year ago

i have no idea i wish i could help and i hope u solve y ok good luck

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