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  • Sep 1, 2009, 08:08 PM
    ohsohappy
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by amexpo View Post
    I started thinking what's wrong with me [not with her].
    Mom and grandma are not enough for 12-18 year old girl.
    Do you want her to have happy family life with husband and kids under one roof?
    I didn't help her immediately, but my approach changed environment and slowly things turned around.
    I didn't do anything different, just let them know my thoughts.

    Ask yourself if you ever would allow her father to be closer to her [on father's terms, not yours]?
    it's the first step. Would you lose the face? is it going to indicate your fault, or whatever?
    You have your daughter's future in your hands [probably] and it's only few months left to change.

    Friend of my destroyed kids future to prove that they did not want their father.
    She manipulated kids and him and now she blames everything on him, of course.
    He was bad, because he didn't do what "was best for kids".
    She is lying to herself to feel better, but deeply in her heart she knows it's 50% of the truth.
    I see it as her revenge, she wanted to punish her husband.
    It was a big success, where kids were the tools in her hands [and victims].


    Don't take this the wrong way, because it's not meant to be an insult, but is English your native language? Maybe it's just me but some of the things you were saying didn't make much sense because words were left out or the sentence structure. And to be honest, I'm not exactly sure that what you're trying to say really relates to this topic.
  • Sep 1, 2009, 08:12 PM
    ohsohappy
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by amexpo View Post

    Ask yourself if you ever would allow her father to be closer to her [on father's terms, not your? .


    THis young woman that the topic is about has no father, as he has passed away. It's not that her mother (What 2 do) isn't allowing her to see her father, it's because, quite unfortunately, this is not possible.
  • Sep 24, 2009, 02:05 PM
    Babiicakez

    Your daughter is tripping Im 15 and is a young lady also... and I say take away electronics... it drives teens insane... I don't have my fhone now and its teaching me a lesson, I have to bring my grades up so do that to her
  • Sep 24, 2009, 02:08 PM
    ohsohappy
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Babiicakez View Post
    Your daughter is tripping Im 15 and is a young lady also...and i say take away electronics...it drives teens insane...i dont have my fhone now and its teaching me a lesson, i have to bring my grades up so do that to her

    Honey, did you even read what other people have said on this post? Did you notice the date on the last post. Pay attention to that.
  • Sep 25, 2009, 05:56 AM
    what 2 do

    Electronis is not always the answer if I take the phone away I have no barometer as to where she is or going and that all onto itself can be very dangerous. I feel a phone is an open line for communication, regardless of the conversation. It may even be a cry for help as a result of getting in trouble. However; we have decreased the plan's and implemented boundaries that cannot be exceeded without phone suspension.
  • Dec 25, 2009, 09:38 AM
    connie hunter

    Have your daughter tested for drugs. She may have a psychological pain that causes her to attempt self-medication if, perchance, she experienced a traumatic episode such as molestation or date-rape. I would start with a complete physical by a female gynecologist who would be able to refer her to a compasionate behavior modification therapist.
  • Dec 25, 2009, 10:06 PM
    ohsohappy
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by connie hunter View Post
    Have your daughter tested for drugs. She may have a psychological pain that causes her to attempt self-medication if, perchance, she experienced a traumatic episode such as molestation or date-rape. I would start with a complete physical by a female gynecologist who would be able to refer her to a compasionate behavior modification therapist.

    Read the dates on posts, BEFORE you post on them.
    Thanks.

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