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<blockquote data-quote="JKF" data-source="post: 631465" data-attributes="member: 12470"><p>My husband, easy child and I are away at the shore until tomorrow. We've been having a wonderful, relaxing time. So peaceful here. I could stay here forever. I just love the ocean air and atmosphere here so much. </p><p></p><p>Even though we're away there's really no escaping difficult child's drama. He texted me yesterday that he's tired of living on the concrete floor at the train station. I texted back and said did you go get your BC so you can apply for services. He said it wont matter if he gets it or not bc he can't get an ID with a BC. That's total BS and I called him out on it. All he said after that is he hates his life. I didn't respond. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, I didn't realize that difficult child had an old account that was still friends with me on FB. He makes new Facebook accounts like I change my underwear and there are so many I can't keep track. I thought I had defriended all of them but I apparently missed one. I happened to look at FB last night after dinner and he had posted all of this stuff for everyone on my page to see. I'm a horrible mother who lets her son be homeless, I'm an arrogant b**ch who will burn in hell, etc. All of my friends and family could see his posts. That was it. I erased the comments, blocked him, sent him a text telling him that I'm done and I've helped him more than anyone and all he does is lie and steal. I said if he wanted to keep blaming me that's fine but I want nothing to do with it. I then blocked his phone number so he can't text me or call me. I'm finally at the point where I want no contact. I'm so done and I actually truly feel ok about it. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Sent using ConductDisorders mobile app</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JKF, post: 631465, member: 12470"] My husband, easy child and I are away at the shore until tomorrow. We've been having a wonderful, relaxing time. So peaceful here. I could stay here forever. I just love the ocean air and atmosphere here so much. Even though we're away there's really no escaping difficult child's drama. He texted me yesterday that he's tired of living on the concrete floor at the train station. I texted back and said did you go get your BC so you can apply for services. He said it wont matter if he gets it or not bc he can't get an ID with a BC. That's total BS and I called him out on it. All he said after that is he hates his life. I didn't respond. Anyway, I didn't realize that difficult child had an old account that was still friends with me on FB. He makes new Facebook accounts like I change my underwear and there are so many I can't keep track. I thought I had defriended all of them but I apparently missed one. I happened to look at FB last night after dinner and he had posted all of this stuff for everyone on my page to see. I'm a horrible mother who lets her son be homeless, I'm an arrogant b**ch who will burn in hell, etc. All of my friends and family could see his posts. That was it. I erased the comments, blocked him, sent him a text telling him that I'm done and I've helped him more than anyone and all he does is lie and steal. I said if he wanted to keep blaming me that's fine but I want nothing to do with it. I then blocked his phone number so he can't text me or call me. I'm finally at the point where I want no contact. I'm so done and I actually truly feel ok about it. Sent using ConductDisorders mobile app [/QUOTE]
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