Your parents will always be your parents, but you're no longer a child when you're an adult. You're an adult now, so and it's natural and healthy that the dynamics of your relationship might change. Some parents continue trying to influence their child's life long after they're gone. Although their overinvolvement typically stems from good intentions, rarely does it benefit anyone. In a way, it's understandable. They love you, and they're devoted many years to protecting and teaching you
Eric Owens
@EricG · 1:22
Okay. I had to do a second part of the twelve signs of a toxic parent. Number ten do they take responsibility and apologize? You know, parents are human. They make mistakes. Most parents will be pretty good about taking responsibility for something they said or did and they'll apologize. Number eleven, do they disregard your feelings and needs? Not very many parents actually do that, but some do, I suppose. Do they take your feelings into consideration for whatever the case may be?
