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Input: My mother’s health is not the best. She deals with high blood pressure from alcoholism, no exercise (she gets out of breath just standing up), and poor diet consisting of fast food, soda, and sweets one would find in the snack aisles. 

Yet she always insists on coming with my father and me to stuff that requires physical exertion, such as a festival, the beach, museum, or a company picnic. Every time we take her to those places, she is dead weight. Always complaining about it being hot, her being hungry, or having to walk. We always end up leaving early and just going back home. 

To me, it doesn’t make sense for her to go if all she will ever do is complain and force us to cancel or leave early. This weekend is a company picnic, and she insists on going. I told her she can’t go if she doesn’t start caring about her health. Stop buying soda by the gallons. Stop drinking wine every night. Go to the mail box a few times a day. Instead of eating one meal a day made up of crappy junk food, eat three meals with healthy food. Of course I get the “I’m the parent you’re the child” argument. But if she truly wants to start doing stuff with my dad and me, she needs to start working on a healthier lifestyle. We’re done with her coming along only to drag us down. 

blackmailing my mother to keep her from attending events she physically cannot handle