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is this normal?????
gerontius11
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my mum copies me at everything.like when i bought a white jumper she bought the female version from the same shop.when i bought a coat in the winter she bought the same one in the summer?and today she copied me by buying the same phone as i did yesterday.what the **** is her problem?has any one else experienced this?
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Your mum has a negative Oedipus complex.Who I am is not important. What I do is.0
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absolutebounder wrote: »Your mum has a negative Oedipus complex.
The "negative" Oedipus complex (Female Model)
-- Girl's libidinal investments emerge in pattern opposite to boy's.
-- Girl invests her libido in the father as object.
-- She simultaneously assumes the subject-position of the mother, taking an affectionate, "feminine" attitude toward the father.
-- This results in JEALOUSY of and HOSTILITY toward the mother.
-- BOYS can also follow this pattern. This is the reason for the designation "negative." In this manifestation, the boy exhibits "girl-like" behavior = he assumes an affectionate, feminine attitude toward the father (instead of feeling ambivalence) and develops jealousy or even hostility toward the mother. According to Freud, this can lead to homosexuality.
-- Similarly, GIRLS can follow the (for them) "false" pattern, the one usually pursued by boys (the "positive" Oedipal Complex).
-- Thus, whether the Oedipus complex ends in a positive or negative result determines the future sexual identity of the child.
i don't get what you mean.0 -
gerontius11 wrote: »The "negative" Oedipus complex (Female Model)
-- Girl's libidinal investments emerge in pattern opposite to boy's.
-- Girl invests her libido in the father as object.
-- She simultaneously assumes the subject-position of the mother, taking an affectionate, "feminine" attitude toward the father.
-- This results in JEALOUSY of and HOSTILITY toward the mother.
-- BOYS can also follow this pattern. This is the reason for the designation "negative." In this manifestation, the boy exhibits "girl-like" behavior = he assumes an affectionate, feminine attitude toward the father (instead of feeling ambivalence) and develops jealousy or even hostility toward the mother. According to Freud, this can lead to homosexuality.
-- Similarly, GIRLS can follow the (for them) "false" pattern, the one usually pursued by boys (the "positive" Oedipal Complex).
-- Thus, whether the Oedipus complex ends in a positive or negative result determines the future sexual identity of the child.
i don't get what you mean.
Oops forgot about google. It was meant as a light hearted joke meaning your mum fancied you rather than you fancying her. Perhaps I should have used the word reversed rather than negative.:o:oWho I am is not important. What I do is.0 -
You're likened to a fictional character that was created round about 5 years BC :rotfl:
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The clothes is weird.
I understand the phone though. It's such a pain to choose. Nowadays I just tell my teenager what features are essential and he finds the bargains.:heartsmil When you find people who not only tolerate your quirks but celebrate them with glad cries of "Me too!" be sure to cherish them. Because these weirdos are your true family.0 -
Barneysmom wrote: »You're likened to a fictional character that was created round about 5 years BC :rotfl:
Just tell her to stop copying you?
i already have but she kept saying that she will buy what she wants!!!!!0 -
buy clearance stuff. You know the sort of thing you wouldnt be seen dead wearing then when she copies sell yours on ebay:Dgerontius11 wrote: »i already have but she kept saying that she will buy what she wants!!!!!Who I am is not important. What I do is.0 -
absolutebounder wrote: »buy clearance stuff. You know the sort of thing you wouldnt be seen dead wearing then when she copies sell yours on ebay:D
i've tried that but she only copies what she sees me wearing.also,this ends up to be quite expensive.:rotfl:0 -
It is a bit weird to buy the same clothes as your son. Maybe you should try pushing the point a bit more by saying something like 'no offence mum, but I don't want us going about in matching outfits'. Might make her realise how daft it looks her having the same clothes as you?
If she won't stop then I guess you'll just have to wear rubbish clothes whenever you go to see her!0 -
It would seriously annoy me.
Can your dad have a word with her?:heartsmil When you find people who not only tolerate your quirks but celebrate them with glad cries of "Me too!" be sure to cherish them. Because these weirdos are your true family.0
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