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Input: My parents are going through a pretty rough divorce right now.  It's been especially tough on my mom.  She's feeling betrayed and hurt and to top it all off, she's basically been functioning as a single mom as my dad currently resides in a different country.  Being the oldest sibling, I'm more than willing to take part of the load of parenting my two younger siblings, and she knows this, but she's been especially distant lately.  She started using Tinder to meet guys and she goes on frequent dates.  When she is home, she spends all of her time in her room.  She's been drinking alcohol and she started smoking again.  I'm worried about her constantly.  All of the problems that she's shouldering are crushing me.  I've tried confronting her about the smoking, but when I bring it up she denies ever smoking even though it's painfully obvious that she has been.  She leaves a pack of ciggarettes and two lighters in plain sight right next to the front door.  I guess the thing that's been bothering me the most is the whole dating thing.  It's like her whole world now just revolves around trying to find the next guy to marry.  I've tried to tell her to slow down, but she's in her 40s already and so she feels like she doesn't have time to.  When things are going great with a guy that's all that she wants to talk about.  I try to be there and listen to her, because she doesn't really have anyone to talk to about these things, but if I'm being honest it makes me a little uncomfortable.  She goes on dates with people I don't know to places an hour or so away.  There's literally no way for me to get into contact with her besides her cellphone and she doesn't answer most of the time.  The largest problem is that because she's so preoccupied reliving her teen years, my sisters and I have taken the backburner; it's not so much a problem for me because I'm 18 now, but my sisters are going through their teen and pre-teen years and I'm not sure I can provide everything they need emotionally.  I'm mourning the loss of a functional family and I'm not sure what to do at this point.  I don't know if I should confront her about how I'm feeling (if it'll even make a difference) or stay quiet because she's already going through so much and I don't want her to break under the pressure of it all.  

Anyways, this is my first post on redit (I pretty much just made one for this).  Any feedback would help. 

being mad at my mom because she's being immature