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Mothers-in-law seldom are credited with straightening out tangled relationships, but the senior Mrs. Adams was able to do just that when she came for a visit. ' She listened sympathetically to her daughter-in-law. A few days later when she heard Burt storming because Ellen had opened a letter of his by mistake, Mrs. Adams said, "Burt, you sound as if you were telling off your sister June when she was six and you were 10. You always called her 'snooper.' "But you're a man now, and nobody's spying on you." "June was the world's worst," Burt replied, "and you always took her part. I guess Ellen does remind me of her sometimes, but a man has a right to keep something to himself." Neither Ellen nor Burt changed miraculously after this con versation, but it did mark the beginning of an improvement. When Burt was able to admit why he was so insistent on privacy, having it seemed less important Because Ellen realized the cause of his outbursts, they disturbed her less; she stopped prodding him and waited until he voluntered a piece of news. Experiences in a person's early years undoubtedly contribute to his emotional makeup as an adult. Many good, useful qualities in your personality were probably strengthened as you played and worked, quarreled and made up with other members of your family during childhood. Right now, however, ghosts left over from your childhood in the form of rivalries and resentments may be influencing your feelings toward your wife or husband, your in-laws or associates, as well as toward your grownup brothers and sisters. Take the case of Frank Wells, whose work suffered because certain of his attitudes were warped by events of long ago. Frank had two sisters, bossy as only older sisters can be. Years later, a job promotion landed him in a department with a woman supervisor. Before long Frank's output lagged, but he blamed his superior's unreasonable and contradictory directions not his own mistakes. Frank's poor performance on his new job was such a contrast with his previous record that at last his employer asked him to have a talk with the plant counselor. After Frank answered a few questions, the counselor suggested that here again was the same situation which had plagued Frank as a boy: a woman who gave orders and checked on how they were carried out, who stood between him and the boss as his sisters had stood between him and his mother, rekindled in Frank 24 Family Weekly, January 12, 1951
