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parents fighting over the samething over and over?
okay guys so my parents fight over this one thing. and it is something my mom said apparently on their honeymoon but idk what it is, but my dad keeps fussing how she lied. my mom doesnt remember what she says and my dad apparently knows but he wont say anything to her he just keeps asking the same thing over and over which is "why did you do it?". the thing about it is my dad always drinks beer but at least once a week he gets drunk and starts this lying bullshit which i had enough of and none of them tell me what my mom said that was considered a lie. and also my mom says he takes things the wrong way. idk what to do guys iv about had enough with the same **** every week
3 Answers
- dogmanLv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
As it's an ongoing fight and no one will tell you what it's about, there's little
you can do.. If you are of age and self supporting you can move out. If
that is not a possibility, during a calm family moment you might explain to
them the constant argument takes a toll on you. Since all the arguing has
done nothing to settle anything, could they agree to disagree and stop
the argument. You might even suggest counseling to them. Possibly
counseling for you to help you learn to live with such disruption.
Does anyone else live with you? If so, you might get them to agree with
you and all of you confront your parents.
- 8 years ago
my parents live in the same house but their relationship got worsen around 15 yrs ago . The only thing that keeps them not separated is they tend to ignore each other with diff opinions. I wonder how could she stand him . My sister works for dad but I get headaches listening to my dad for abount an hour. GOod that I do not study his business. Few dining is alright but no more than few dinings. The worse is I have nothing to share with him but he+my sister loves to talk and talk. Drives me nuts.
- alicatsamLv 68 years ago
What Dogman said. Also, if you have relatives you can confide in, tell them all this and let them try to solve the problem.
If you're an adult, try to shrug it off and focus on your own life. There's no point to trying to fix a relationship they've been in for longer than you've known them. Maybe they enjoy the conflict.
But it sounds like you're a minor in their house. If so, get adult help. Relatives, neighbors, school counselor, your best friend's parents, whoever you can talk to.
