You. Your mom. Same age. Friends?
by oopsalittle in Six Words Questions on Dec 22, 2011 | 
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oopsalittle says,
Never got along with my mother. Although now we’re great –...now she has dementia.. Not sure if we’d be friends if we were the same age… You?MrsPremise says,
I don't think so. I fade away from highly critical people, obviously because I was sensitized to it. But still, I don't find it attractive or endearing.Level1 says,
My mom is an alpha personality while I am so not. She is also much more rigid than I am. No, I don't think we would be friends if we were the same age.marymc says,
not a chance.JAD says,
My mom and I were so much alike ( she has dementia too) before she became sick, we were indeed friends in fact all of her daughters were her friends. She's the only person I Know who never had a friend outside the family.LucidDreamer says,
Hard to say. My mom and I were close before she died, but I was 16 then and I never really got to know her as one adult mind to another. I like to think that we'd be good friends.