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<blockquote data-quote="gingersgrl" data-source="post: 636363" data-attributes="member: 15420"><p>I really like the idea of a journal. Sometimes there are so many episodes of bad behaviors that if I concentrated on keeping them all in the forefront of my brain there would be no room in my head for life and living....like paying bills and getting groceries and so on. </p><p></p><p>It's been a really hard week since all that went down. I've been sick, she's been sick but mostly I've been so discouraged. I'm tired of the fight; there battles really.</p><p></p><p>When all that happened I remember just before school started we were going to have some people over to look at something I had for sale. Just before they got here I looked at her and said I want you to put that phone away while they are here and help me. She did for the first 30 minute and then she took her phone and climbed up a tree - in front of me - and pulled out her phone and started to play on it. It wasn't that she did it but that she felt so comfortable doing it right in front of me. I went on about how she better rethink her attitude if she wanted to do the things kids do in high school because in order to do them I needed to have some trust in her and if she was so blant about doing stuff I told her she couldn't do right in front of me I sure couldn't trust her on her own and then she went and lied about going to their house. I'm hurt and angry and venting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gingersgrl, post: 636363, member: 15420"] I really like the idea of a journal. Sometimes there are so many episodes of bad behaviors that if I concentrated on keeping them all in the forefront of my brain there would be no room in my head for life and living....like paying bills and getting groceries and so on. It's been a really hard week since all that went down. I've been sick, she's been sick but mostly I've been so discouraged. I'm tired of the fight; there battles really. When all that happened I remember just before school started we were going to have some people over to look at something I had for sale. Just before they got here I looked at her and said I want you to put that phone away while they are here and help me. She did for the first 30 minute and then she took her phone and climbed up a tree - in front of me - and pulled out her phone and started to play on it. It wasn't that she did it but that she felt so comfortable doing it right in front of me. I went on about how she better rethink her attitude if she wanted to do the things kids do in high school because in order to do them I needed to have some trust in her and if she was so blant about doing stuff I told her she couldn't do right in front of me I sure couldn't trust her on her own and then she went and lied about going to their house. I'm hurt and angry and venting. [/QUOTE]
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