Dear Annie: I love your column and the advice you give. I never thought I’d be sending a letter to you. My oldest daughter has given me a nudge, and I’m writing this while at her house. The problem is with “Alice,” the middle of my three daughters. She has always been difficult and quick to anger. I’m afraid she takes after her mother in many ways that aren’t necessarily good.
Dear Annie: I love your column and the advice you give. I never thought I’d be sending a letter to you.
Now, fast-forward, we have grandchildren from all of our girls. Unfortunately, this middle daughter has taught her teenage daughters to hate. I can’t believe this happened. Her husband is a kind, gregarious person, but he and the girls are so afraid of offending Alice that they go along with whatever she wants to try to keep the peace.
We’ve changed our will to specifically list who gets what. We did this because we know that Alice would fight them tooth and nail and try to end up with all of our property. It sounds like your daughter copied what she saw in her mother, and your other daughters copied what they saw you do; namely, tiptoe around her. This is one of the most difficult personality types to be the son or daughter of, or to be married to, simply because they will never admit they have a problem and will always find fault in you. They will also show you different personality sides, leaving you guessing if maybe you did something wrong to get the mean personality.
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