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husband's gold bracelet and coins are missing
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<blockquote data-quote="Jabberwockey" data-source="post: 651525" data-attributes="member: 18238"><p>Terry, call the police and dont wait. The problem with gold is that with the price so high they dont pawn it, they sell it. The longer you wait to call the police the more likely it is that the items wont be recovered. And out of curiosity, what the hell is he doing leaving friends at YOUR house by themselves while he goes to counseling? That alone would have me going ballistic. </p><p></p><p>And even if it was the friend he left alone in your house, its still his fault. He brought this person into your house. Our son tried to play the "it must have been one of my friends" crap when we discovered Lil's moms ring was gone. I read him the riot act and informed him that if he is letting his friends root through our room, its his fault. If he's falling asleep and their doing it, its his fault. If he left them there alone while he went to an appointment or whatever, its still his fault. The reason being that HE brought this person into the house and HE allowed them to go into areas that even he wasn't supposed to by either inattention or blatant stupidity.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I may be wrong here but I think what they are trying to say is that when all is said and done, and your child has finally beat his addiction and is living what we would all call a normal life, your son will realize what an idiot he had been and how he had hurt you. He wont hold you calling the police on him against you because that is what normal people do when someone steals from them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jabberwockey, post: 651525, member: 18238"] Terry, call the police and dont wait. The problem with gold is that with the price so high they dont pawn it, they sell it. The longer you wait to call the police the more likely it is that the items wont be recovered. And out of curiosity, what the hell is he doing leaving friends at YOUR house by themselves while he goes to counseling? That alone would have me going ballistic. And even if it was the friend he left alone in your house, its still his fault. He brought this person into your house. Our son tried to play the "it must have been one of my friends" crap when we discovered Lil's moms ring was gone. I read him the riot act and informed him that if he is letting his friends root through our room, its his fault. If he's falling asleep and their doing it, its his fault. If he left them there alone while he went to an appointment or whatever, its still his fault. The reason being that HE brought this person into the house and HE allowed them to go into areas that even he wasn't supposed to by either inattention or blatant stupidity. I may be wrong here but I think what they are trying to say is that when all is said and done, and your child has finally beat his addiction and is living what we would all call a normal life, your son will realize what an idiot he had been and how he had hurt you. He wont hold you calling the police on him against you because that is what normal people do when someone steals from them. [/QUOTE]
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