Parents who say these phrases to their adult kids are usually the ones who don't get many visits

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Parents who are not visited by their adult kids say these things to them

Why can not you be more like another

With family, you do not require privacy

You are indebted to us, with all we said

You are too sensitive

You will never have time with us any more

In my day we did things better

It ought to be done as I told you

That is not a real job

We never see you anymore

When are you ever going to get settled down

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When children become adults, the nature of the relationship between them and their parents changes implicitly and demands another type of respect, patience, and emotional understanding. What was perceived to be supportive may gradually get oppressive when language is still pegged on childhood dynamics. Most parents are loving and sensitive but do not realize that through some words some phrases put a wall of separation and pain. Adult children desire knowledge, independence and affection, not coercion or an act of being concerned. When the communication is not threatened, the visits become easier and the conversation can be done without any stress.
 

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