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<blockquote data-quote="welcometowitsend" data-source="post: 592512" data-attributes="member: 14356"><p>I would be furious if I were you. I'm glad husband was there to witness the entire thing and to call her on her behaviour. But then she went and did it again right after!? She obviously did not get the point. </p><p></p><p>If she was going to block me I'd certainly consider getting rid of her phone too. Or suspending it until she unblocked you. She doesn't seem to understand that you don't OWE her anything beyond high school and before that all you owe her is food, clothing (not designer) and a mattress to sleep on. I know she is living with her grandparents right now so her basic needs are being met but that child needs to learn to show you some respect, even if she doesn't feel it. </p><p></p><p>I feel for you with the grandparents. It is frustrating to have them undermine what you are trying to teach her. It will definitely take longer for her to learn because of their interference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="welcometowitsend, post: 592512, member: 14356"] I would be furious if I were you. I'm glad husband was there to witness the entire thing and to call her on her behaviour. But then she went and did it again right after!? She obviously did not get the point. If she was going to block me I'd certainly consider getting rid of her phone too. Or suspending it until she unblocked you. She doesn't seem to understand that you don't OWE her anything beyond high school and before that all you owe her is food, clothing (not designer) and a mattress to sleep on. I know she is living with her grandparents right now so her basic needs are being met but that child needs to learn to show you some respect, even if she doesn't feel it. I feel for you with the grandparents. It is frustrating to have them undermine what you are trying to teach her. It will definitely take longer for her to learn because of their interference. [/QUOTE]
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