Teenagers that think they are all that and a bag of chips....

[maximusx6910]

Its almost like a trend, stealing. Im only 18 but i understand it and i see it more and more common in children, teenagers. I agree. I was raised in a strict manners first fashion. I would have beaten if i acted out like that. And personally i have never had the need or want to act like that. That is a personal decison. I think that she needs to be pulled off her high horse. And get a grip on life. Because she will not get anywhere in life with a attitude like that.

 

[sunshinegeckofarm]

o believe me i know. i think everyone is throughly sick of her actions and attitude so I think now that if it continues its possible she will be moved to NY with her daddy. There is so much going on in this house its not funny, my husbands sister is disabled from having a stroke in early october and cant work any longer and we are fighting to get her assistance because we can't afford to feed 8 people in this house and she needs money to buy the things she needs like clothes and stuff like that. right now is a really stressful time in this house.

 

[got spots?]

Yea I see alot of people like that. I have even experinced this first hand! I was at my gf's(now ex..) and her 5 year old brother was a @**. Her mom did not care at all. He would hit and throw things at people and his mom did nothing! not just at the "bf" either, but his sister and people.
I admit I was not a perfect child by no means. I yelled at my parents before but I usually do not get into fights with them unless I truly believe what they did was wrong.
but kids like this geeze... -.-

 

[sammer021486]

I know what you mean by having a third influance. My parents had a foster child in their care and everything was going pretty good, until the social worker told the child that he did not have to do anything that he didn't want to do, after being told that it was a constant fight. It got to be so bad that my parents, myself, siblings and family asked if we could give him up. We felt bad because we were honestly trying to help, but when his social worker said that he do not have to do anything all the child did was sit around, eat $600 worth of groceries per two weeks (per two weeks, I spend that much with my fiancee in one month), fought with you if you said he couldn't do something (party, hang out with friends but required a ride to get there, yet told you 30 minutes before he was suppose to be there and the location was 1-2 hours away). When he found out that he was leaving our house he sliced his wrists with a razor and told the doctor he didn't know why he did it. The foster care sociaty just shrugged it off and rewarded the kid for his behaviour by sending him away with another family who was going camping at their cottage. They rewarded him because the family has all the toys he demanded at our place, like dirt bikes, four wheelers, boats and such.

So I know what you are going through, it was not to the same extent that you are going through, but its the same frustration.