Hard time with females?

Question

most of my life ive always had problems with other females i think it may have statred with my mother and i. we never had a too good relationship but since ive gotten older im working on it other than that the jobs i had and the schools i attended i always have issues. im not a bi*(& or stuck up i always try to make people feel welcome but many of females(girls/women) always seem to want to talk about me then i just avoid how can overcome my problem?

Answer 1

all my mum and i have in common is we have a mellowness. I got it from her. I can be all cut up inside but i appear melow.Sometimes if we hate our moms then we will hate other woman.It is a burden beacuse we feel isolated by our attitude.Men are a pain and a bigger pain let me tell u. Maybe go for frineds a little younger in age and outlook.ask god to help u.

Answer 2

When you find out, let me know. I tend to be really skeptical of other women, and I don't know why. It usually just takes longer for another girl to grow on me and become my friend. I've always had more guy-friends, but I don't really consider that a "problem" anymore. I'm happy with my social life and maybe that's your solution - to accept who you're most comfortable around. I think it's more common for women to conflict in this way than we think.

Answer 3

Not to be mean, but your lack of grammar and punctuation make it difficult to understand your question but here goes.

I tend to have the same problem- it's difficult for me to sustain friendships with other women. The funny part is my mother and I have a fantastic relationship, and always have. So I think the one thing you and I might have in common is that we give up too easily on people. I've been trying hard to stop my habit of being un-trusting, so i suggest you do the same.

Answer 4

start looking at other women as equals, not as sparring partners.

Answer 5

I've seen that women generally don't get a long with each other. Who knows why? I don't understand why there is so much tension between females. I don't see the same in men, well not as much of it.