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Do your SKs ever call you mom?

TheCharm's picture

Dudebug and I were waiting in the car while DH exchanged the propane tank. Dudebug started to ask a question and w/o thinking just said, "Mom, why is .....?" He stopped and I looked at him. Poor guy had a stricken look on his face, like he had done something awful and was expecting the worst.

I answered his question then said "Ya know, Dudebug, lots of kids call their stepmoms "mom". And you can too, either on purpose or accident. Its ok." He said "ok", but still calls me TheCharm.

my hate for bm grows every day! Once again she proves what a pathetic person she is!

smnikki's picture

So dh called cs to find out why bm was only paying 5 dollars a day for day care and pocketing all the money we pay her. Turns out that we had to file a modification, and they send her paper work as well.

first post, need advice

jjohn34's picture

I'm glad that I found this web site, hopefully it will help. To start I have a ten year old step son, and I daughter that I am the biological father to. I'm not sure how to put this, but I can no longer tolerate my step son. I feel terrible about it, but there is no way of sugar coating it. He has sever ADHD and every day is just such a grind. Its almost like he lives in constant opposition to the rest of us, including his mother. I don't know how to shake this feeling or if I even can.

Want to getting even w/the Ex-witch OR grind her gears like she does your??????? (I added to it)

pafreema's picture

1. Avoid all of her (Ex-Witch) phone calls and treat her like she has the plague. Avoid her at all cost.

Make the hubby take care of all the business between them. He is the one she is after anyways talk to.

2. Only have them (Skids) over when hubby is home. Which who they are there to visit with anyways - DH.

Living Off Welfare (LONG)

CrystalRE's picture

Some background: I have two SD's. My husband shares custody with BM. He has them 52%, her 48%. BM also has two younger children with two other men. She had her most recent child in April and has been on maternity leave. BM called DH yesterday to let him know that she would be putting the kids on free lunches at school because she was not going to go back to work until the baby was in school. Since BM moved of the district a year ago we register the kids for school and have all the paperwork in DH's name.

Back from the beach

dixiebell's picture

My darling hubby made his daughter go with us to the beach and she was a total brat. Nothing was good enough for her and she kept calling me booble head. Sad I keep trying to be nice but it's so hard sometimes. He spent most of his time there on the cell making business calls. I wish he could hear her talking so mean to me and my sweet little baby. Then he could make her stop. I don't like running to him every time she says or does something mean.

EEWWWWW!!!!!!!!!

Casper3's picture

What is about kids and their complete avoidance of soap? Are they trying to commit a new type of suicide? Severus has been told that he needs to do dishes everynight (by DH) because he takes forever to clear the table and Harry shouldn't have to wait for him. So last night when I'm cooking, I needed a spoon to stir the meat. Nothing in the dish washer is clean!!!! Severus didn't use soap. The rule I have is if the dishes don't get clean, you need to hand wash them using a sinkful of hot water and soap.

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