Xue Sheng
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This sounds WAAAAAAAAAAAAY to familiar and I would answer but I am to busy dealing with the flashbacks your post has caused me from a relationship I had long ago to a woman I use to be engaged to…
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I know I should just dump her and be done with it, but My new girlfriend doesn't have any control of her three year old daughter. I yelled for her not to run into the street last night and was in big trouble for yelling. Although we fought about it last night, we again experienced her running off this morning. This time I made no effort to correct the situation and I even pretended none of it was happening. My girlfriend said she could still tell I was upset, and had no right to be so. I said, all I can do is "show" no concern, but she me demands "having" no concern. She broke up with me in between a string of profanities. Should I stay or should I go?
Sean
Oh by the way we break up ALL THE TIME, and at present we are, again, seeing eachother. She is now extra sensitive to her daughter ignoring her, but has taken to abusive behavior in curbing it. My whole point is that if you call the kid on it every time, you won't have emotional outburst resulting in spanks and hair pulls (some mormon lady told her to do that). I am suggesting consistancy --quietly-- thats all I can get away with right now.Am I missing something, or has that decision already been made for you?
I'm hopping it can be dealt with before that happens. And yes I am trying to save her.I brought up two perfectly fine children, through the 'terrific two's and three's' and never once had to spank them...much less pull their hair. Not part of my personal philosophy to put hands on any sentient being in an abusive way. Others differ in philosophy.
It's not your job to rear an adult as well as her child. She obviously needs parenting skills and support for whatever issues she has. Barring that, a call to D.S.S.
I'm hopping it can be dealt with before that happens. And yes I am trying to save her.
sean
I'm hopping it can be dealt with before that happens. And yes I am trying to save her.
sean
Oh by the way we break up ALL THE TIME, and at present we are, again, seeing eachother.
And yes I am trying to save her.
Run for the hills. If she is string profanities at you this soon in the relationship, things aren't going to get any better. Maybe this is mean for me to say but maybe there is a reason that little girl's dad isn't around, maybe he got tired of being treated like that as well.
<stereotypical gay man voice> DRAMA! </stereotypical gay man voice>
Clearly, you have some sort of pathology that draws you to this sort of behavior and this sort of relationship. I'm guessing this type of thing isn't new for you. I'm not trying to be mean, just blunt in an attempt to get through to you. Because in all likelihood there is no way you will listen, even though we are all telling you how toxic this situation is. As if this drama and fighting and constant chaos was any sort of benefit to this poor child! Run, run now, run hard, and never look back.
And before you get involved in another relationship, take a long, hard look at yourself. Why are you drawn to this sort of chaos? Why can't you escape it? Get some therapy, and a lot of reflection time. Or you will only do it again. And again. And again.
Until you get involved with a single mom toxic enough to claim you touch her kid funny when she gets mad enough at you. Then. You. Are. Done.
And yes I am trying to save her.
sean
And before you get involved in another relationship, take a long, hard look at yourself. Why are you drawn to this sort of chaos? Why can't you escape it? Get some therapy, and a lot of reflection time. Or you will only do it again. And again. And again.
Until you get involved with a single mom toxic enough to claim you touch her kid funny when she gets mad enough at you. Then. You. Are. Done.
Doesn't sound like a healthy mother-daughter relationship, and it definitely doesn't sound like a healthy boyfriend/potential stepfather relationship, either.Oh by the way we break up ALL THE TIME, and at present we are, again, seeing eachother. She is now extra sensitive to her daughter ignoring her, but has taken to abusive behavior in curbing it. My whole point is that if you call the kid on it every time, you won't have emotional outburst resulting in spanks and hair pulls (some mormon lady told her to do that). I am suggesting consistancy --quietly-- thats all I can get away with right now.
Sean
It is along story about how we met and what events took place to put us together, but yes... I know.Okay, I'm sorry but at this point you are BUYING what happens to you, you know that, don't you?
Although this is an excellent point and all, this person is not at all like that. I am seriouslously considering the path I have taken, though.An EXCELLENT point..God forbid that during one of her " bad moments" she contacts the local PD and tells them you put your hands on HER CHILD...That kind of grief you don't need...
Although this is an excellent point and all, this person is not at all like that. I am seriouslously considering the path I have taken, though.
Sean
They never are and never would...Although this is an excellent point and all, this person is not at all like that. I am seriouslously considering the path I have taken, though.
Sean
My husband is step-father to my two oldest children and boy could he tell you tales. Read my post earlier, dude.Although this is an excellent point and all, this person is not at all like that. I am seriouslously considering the path I have taken, though.
Sean