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SD is skating on some very thin ice

Sia's picture

If you read my last blog, you will better understand this one. DH went home yesterday and told SD to either learn to respect people (Me and Him) or move out. He flat out told her that she was being an arse and she needed to learn how to treat people with respect.

You are NEVER going to believe what her reply was......
She said she doesn't say "thank you" to people and such b/c that is what they expect her to do.... WTF????

I don't understand my role in this family!!

cmfraser10000's picture

My husband and I have been married for 5 years and he has three adult children that live all across the US. When we first got married we all made a big effort to get together 2 or 3 times a year, usually at holidays. As the children have moved on, our "family" time together is almost non-existent. I've seen my two SDs once in the last 18 months. The trouble is that my husband doesn't encourage them to spend time with us, but if he gets a hint that they might have a couple of days free he drops what he's doing to go see them. Often I can't go along because of work and other issues.

Sudden hatred....

mfb77's picture

Suddenly I am the bad guy and SD12 actually told me last month that im a mutha effing B! Screamed it over and over at me after I had told all 3 kids (my own included) to settle down. This happened the first weekend in May when DH wasn't home. There has been no consequences for this outide of her phone being taken away. Its actually worked out in her favor because now he is spending more time with them and bending over backwards, thinking extra love is the way to help her behavior (and he can't stand the idea of either girls being mad at him).

BF's daughter9

jswan's picture

This child will not be quiet....she feels that she has to talk every second of every hour, of every day!! It's always about her...She interrupts, she's loud and gets louder if you're not paying attention to her at that very moment. My BF and I include ALL the kids in about everything we do, we don't want them to feel excluded but there comes a time when it's just 'adult stuff'(topic of conversations...etc.) She wants to know EVERYTHING!! She could be in another room and if she didn't quite get what you said, she comes over and asks 'what?, what did you say?'

List: If it were a perfect world...

SteppingUp's picture

Let's pretend that the perfect stepparenting situation is attainable. What things would be happening? Here's what I've come up with so far - add your thoughts!

1. Your significant other is appreciative of all the little things you do that you don't *have* to do.

2. You and your significant other agree on (most) parenting strategies.

3. Your significant other and his or her ex split amicably and there are no (or very few) hard feelings.

4. There is no personal ill intents between the stepparent and the ex, regardless of the past.

Just one night

sweetthing's picture

that's all I want. Both my SS play baseball. For the last 4 years our lives from April through mid July revolve around it no less than 5 nights a week. That is 5 nights of BM kids. Anyway this year is only 4 nights BUT we are exposed to BM & her BFF the manimal who isn't very nice to us & is loud & obnoxious. I have always gone to all the kids events rain or shine all these years but this year I have cut back on going BS will be 3 & I spend the games chasing him all over the place for 2 1/2 hours after working all day & commuting an 1 1/2.

Why is this happining

Susmoe's picture

My H and I just found out that the BM is getting married to some guy she met 4 months ago that she met on line. This guy lives 400 miles away from BM and SK. BM told my H that's she is moving 400 miles away with the kids.

How is this possible. BM lied to the SK and didn't tell them that they won't see there father as much. But the SK want to move. BM lied to them and told them that their BF won't let them move and that they have to choice whom they want to live with.

Why is this happening. BM just met this guy the SK has only met him three times.

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