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One last appalling post about 35. I will then give you all a rest.
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 608979" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Thanks to all. Oh, difficult child is telling the truth. I blush to think of the lies he has told ex through the years. I think he'd do the same to me, but I wouldn't buy his lies. I'd ask for proof. </p><p></p><p>difficult child used to work for a really nutty man (not that difficult child is normal, but this man never let anyone take off work even for illness or he'd fire you. The only legitimate excuse he'd accept was if it was a family issue. He was very (cough) pro-family. His twin sons, ages 26, lived at home and he paid all their bills and bragged about it and always talked about how he lived with his mother until he was forty!!!) Anyhow, the only way 35 could get a day off was for an emergency with a family member thus he told his boss that his father, my ex who is paying his bills, died. Yep, he said his father died and he had to take a few days off. Something very morbid about this, no?</p><p></p><p>Ex actually called ME about this lie...lol. For some reason, 35 had to tell his father that he told his boss that he was dead. I think he had to make sure his father didn't visit him at work...lolol. </p><p></p><p>Guys, I'm not doing THAT well. But I'm learning. I think meditation, mindfulness training, and redirection are good methods of getting things off your mind. LOL, I'm wishing for the good ole days when he thought he was happily married and barely talked to me for ten years...lolol. It's insane with difficult children. Who dreams of the good old days when you never heard from your kid...lolol. That's where I'm at.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 608979, member: 1550"] Thanks to all. Oh, difficult child is telling the truth. I blush to think of the lies he has told ex through the years. I think he'd do the same to me, but I wouldn't buy his lies. I'd ask for proof. difficult child used to work for a really nutty man (not that difficult child is normal, but this man never let anyone take off work even for illness or he'd fire you. The only legitimate excuse he'd accept was if it was a family issue. He was very (cough) pro-family. His twin sons, ages 26, lived at home and he paid all their bills and bragged about it and always talked about how he lived with his mother until he was forty!!!) Anyhow, the only way 35 could get a day off was for an emergency with a family member thus he told his boss that his father, my ex who is paying his bills, died. Yep, he said his father died and he had to take a few days off. Something very morbid about this, no? Ex actually called ME about this lie...lol. For some reason, 35 had to tell his father that he told his boss that he was dead. I think he had to make sure his father didn't visit him at work...lolol. Guys, I'm not doing THAT well. But I'm learning. I think meditation, mindfulness training, and redirection are good methods of getting things off your mind. LOL, I'm wishing for the good ole days when he thought he was happily married and barely talked to me for ten years...lolol. It's insane with difficult children. Who dreams of the good old days when you never heard from your kid...lolol. That's where I'm at. [/QUOTE]
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