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June 30, 2010
MOTHER'S CLUTTER COMPLEX IS CAUSE FOR DAUGHTER'S CONCERN
DEAR ABBY: I know some people are obsessed with hoarding
things. Is it possible to have an obsession about throwing
things away? My mother seems bent on removing every item from
our home. Every time I went away as a kid, boxes of books and
toys would disappear from my room. I resorted to hiding
things I wanted to keep.
Since I have left for college, 90 percent of my belongings
have been thrown out or given to Goodwill. She even gave away
two dolls I have had since I was a baby and which were of
great sentimental value to me. Mother was well aware of it.
She recently became adamant that I get rid of some dresses
and a pair of winter boots to "prepare for the change in
seasons." Abby, the boots were less than six months old, and
the dress was brand-new! Could she have a serious problem?
-- EMILY IN ATLANTA
DEAR EMILY: Yes, but it's not what you think. It appears
your mother regards you not as an individual, but as an
extension of herself. Therefore, in her mind what is yours
is really hers to do with as she wishes. She should not be
giving away your possessions unless it's by mutual consent.
And yes, it is a serious problem because it will negatively
affect your relationship in the future, if it hasn't already.
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DEAR ABBY: "Susan" and I have been married for many years.
After our sons left for college, my wife began experiencing
"empty-nest syndrome," so I surprised her with two cats.
I'm not wild about cats, but I knew she'd be pleased. Big
mistake!
Susan is constantly doting on her "babies" (as she calls
them). Her time is spent brushing them, talking to them,
playing with them and photographing them. When we do have a
little feline-free time, it's spent talking about them. I
have grown more and more annoyed with these spoiled cats who
have 100 percent of her attention.
I have tried expressing my feelings, but she reminds me that
I was the one who "adopted" them in the first place. Any
suggestions?
-- HUBBY IN PURR-GATORY
DEAR HUBBY: You may have been the one who adopted the cats,
but your wife has gone overboard. Tell her that unless she
reorganizes her priorities and makes some time for her hus-
band, her husband may adopt a "kitten" of his own.
DEAR ABBY: I am an 11-year-old girl. My brother, "Jason,"
and I have always been close friends. Summer, for me, means
wearing tank tops and shorts, but Jason doesn't like the
idea. He tells me I'm showing too much skin and that boys
will stare at me.
I used to think Jason was silly. So far, he has liked only
one of my outfits this summer. Now that I think about it, my
shorts are pretty small. Is my brother just being protective?
Or do you think I should try to wear clothes that don't show
a lot of my skin?
-- STAYING COOL IN HARRISBURG, PA.
DEAR STAYING COOL: Not knowing your brother, I don't know
what may be motivating him. I assume that when you are
shopping for outfits, your mother has some input in what's
being purchased. That's why I think you should address this
question to her. She can tell you whether your brother is
being overprotective or if his fashion sense is on target.
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