Emily Taylor

“My Daughter’s in Her Thirties and Still Lives Like a Teenager”: A Mother’s Cry for Her Grown Child’s

My sons hadn’t visited me in five long years—until they learned I planned to leave my flat to my niece.

My husband and I denied ourselves everything for our daughters, and now I’m alone and no one needs me.

My husband and I denied ourselves everything for our daughters, and now I am alone and unwanted by anyone.

Emma’s mother wanted to visit while her mother-in-law was away, but she refused to allow outsiders into her home.

**Diary Entry: A Mother’s Worry** Sometimes I drop by my old accounting firm—not for work, just for a

“My daughter’s over thirty and still acts like a teenager”: A weary mother’

“You don’t respect me! You didn’t even come to wish me happy birthday because of a dog!” My mother-in-law

**Monday, April 15th** I never imagined I’d feel so trapped in a place I’m meant to call home.

Mum wants to visit while my mother-in-law’s away, but she forbids letting “outsiders” into her home.