The more I looked at it, the more I felt that the mother-daughter relationship between Mildred and Veda was abnormal. . . Veda has always been hostile to her mother, either speculation or suspicion, or ridicule and ridicule. She always speaks with words, sometimes hot and cold~~~ and Mildred has more or less lingering fears about this daughter, since she found her first job. The words to Lucy can be seen - "I can't have children knowing anything about it, Veda in particular." The daughter has no respect and trust in the mother~~ The mother has been trying hard to prove herself in front of her daughter (this become the motivation for her to do a lot of things)~~~ They have always been in this very tense relationship. Only when the mother brightens her face or satisfies her requirements, they have a short-term superficial relationship. "harmonious". . . Speechless. . . . Is this a normal mother-daughter relationship? ? In a normal parent-child relationship, children should have instinctive respect and trust for their parents (except for parents with questionable personal qualities), and of course love (I don't see that Veda has even the slightest love for her mother), and parents don't need to. In order to maintain the image in the hearts of the children, do something deliberately~~ Just be yourself and set a good example~~~ Mildred and the youngest daughter Ray are the normal and healthy mother-daughter relationship, which is a stark contrast~~
However, Veda's character still has something to do with Mildred~~~ I spare no effort to meet her requirements, I want to give her the best of everything~~~~ It's understandable that she loves her daughter, but Veda's values have always had serious problems. So you have to correct this first, otherwise everything you do will only contribute to her vanity~~ Although Mildred has criticized her several times, she has finally fulfilled her wishes~~~ Even she said it herself "I can't stand her disappointment"
PS: I've been waiting for this drama for a long time~~ Kate finally came out
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