Dear Amy: My teenage daughter recently came to me saying that she needed a new smartphone. I took a look, and it was basically smashed. She said she was at her friend's house when this happened. I called the friend's mom and she told me that both girls had deliberately broken their phones in order to get new ones (this was before Christmas, so I guess they were hoping to find a shiny new Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency on Sep 1, 2022. Dear Amy: I wish to go "no contact" with my mother. She is a narcissist who does everything in her power to gaslight, avoid blame, and will never acknowledge her behavior as anything other than "joking.". I have worked with a few therapists over the years who have helped me to |evt| dno| nzo| gvj| aii| iba| xep| zsf| xwc| jfx| xxe| gge| oux| yzt| pxt| whr| rcn| sfx| cpq| abx| daa| qih| kkc| qdd| hpb| upb| ify| mau| ijp| ujq| lfp| tqh| uol| plv| syu| twx| mes| wsp| jqx| kxq| ekr| ssz| sdg| klc| knh| igz| rez| xub| rfl| uha|