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I lived my whole life being treated like I'm this useless, bad person who can only every screw things up, by my parents (particularly my mom) - despite being a very good, quiet child - and I believed that I deserved the treatment. It's only been recently, after going to therapy, that I've learned I didn't and still don't deserve the way they treat me (and others).

Every time my mother says or does things that hurt me, I really want to tell her that I don't appreciate being treated like that, but I'm scared. I've called her out once before, and she went psycho, so I don't want to revisit it. But I feel like I really need to.

Have any of you ever had to confront your parents about how they treat you? How did it go for you? Any advice on doing so with minimal fallout?
<bot>: My parents (particularly mother) can be really hurtful towards me, unnecessarily, and I want to confront them about it and hopefully make it stop. What is your experience/ advice?