Mother turns on daughter after illness over college
Reader asks how to handle a strained mother who after a nervous breakdown became critical and controlling. The mother resents the daughter wanting college, enforcing a strict home life and criticizing dating. The girl contemplates leaving home but fears losing schooling funds. Guidance notes likely twofold: parental resentment and the strain of illness on family dynamics.
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We the Women Mothers Ought To Glamourize Home Making
Dr. Paul Popenoe urges fathers to expose sons to the man’s world and mothers to expose daughters to home making. A home economist notes mothers must teach girls cooking and housekeeping with pride, not gloom, so girls value a home making career.
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Teen-Agers Postpone Wedding And Help Family Get Back On Its Feet
A teen couple considers postponing their winter wedding to support a troubled family, weighing whether to start a new home now or wait until the household stabilizes. The advice suggests delaying the ceremony may speed recovery and reduce future regret.
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