I still can’t figure out to the end exactly who my daughter went to and why she has such a nasty temper. Even when she was a child, Sarah radiated nothing but negativity and anger. She was never interested in anything, except her own person. She always led a rather dull life. As she grew older, her character did not get any better. She always acted like a flighty teenager, even though she was well past that age. Every year our relationship with her only got worse. It became impossible to even take a walk with her without arguments and scandals.
She was constantly whining, dissatisfied with everything, and very squeamish about everyone around her. Adam is the only one who, for some unknown reason, understands her. He is truly in love with my daughter. I do not understand why such a poised, calm and very intelligent guy was attracted to my Sarah. My daughter is a feisty person, with an incredibly heavy character. In fact, as soon as Adam came into my daughter’s life, she immediately cut me out of her social circle. She hasn’t called me once since then, and she doesn’t invite me to visit, I ask for it myself.
There was another not very pleasant surprise waiting for me at their house. My daughter is a terrible hostess. There are piles of dirty laundry scattered all over the apartment, and in the kitchen is a mountain of unwashed dishes. She says she has no time for anything, since she takes work at home and has never given up work on the weekends. She is constantly rude not only to her spouse, but to everyone around her.
I, somehow, couldn’t stand it and suggested to Adam that he give his daughter an ultimatum to come to her senses for a while. I am not too pleased to realize it, but I am well aware that my daughter is not worth the little finger of his well-behaved and decent spouse.
I sometimes think that it would be better if their family broke up, which would allow my son-in-law to find a decent woman. I only wish him well, and so I think he needs to find a loving and affectionate other half.
To my daughter, I can only wish her good luck in this life and willpower, and I want her to learn to appreciate every day of her life. If she does not, then, as sad as it may sound, she will not live long, because such nervous breakdowns do not pass without a trace for the body!
