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THEY didn't call - THEY never said sorry
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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 143689" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>Bunny, </p><p></p><p>The original plan was for the friend to be here - go to the movies, have a date day - and then be back at TFP by 9:30 PM.....to which I thought _ HA......I let you stay out till 11:00. (hows that noose now boy?) argh. </p><p></p><p>The rudeness - Is all I get. DF told him that his behavior in the PD office of acting like he is 1/2 embarrassed of me is done. The sense of entitlement is waining. I've been distancing myself because I need to. Then he'll call and have something exciting to tell or share and I always listen. I so want to be a part of his life. I'm still worried that he's going to do 15 years - and of course I just want to hug him and tell him it will be okay - but he's like a porcupine. </p><p></p><p>When he walked out - saying "c ya" I thought - Yeah "C ya" so I said that back - and DF said he wished he knew that was as hurtful to him as it was to me because maybe he wouldn't do it. </p><p></p><p>Neither of us know what goes on in his head. Both of us wish we had any idea of what he felt. ALL of us here are tired of being used...but we know we're the only ones that can say - NO more. And no more is very close. </p><p></p><p>I'm tired of being treated like I'm an embarrassment. I could get over the typical teen stuff - but his level of disrespect then CAN I HAVE, WILL YOU DO is beyond me. </p><p></p><p>If it's a mask for his fears - or his disability - I wish someone would point that out to me - because I just feel sad. </p><p></p><p>Hugs</p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 143689, member: 4964"] Bunny, The original plan was for the friend to be here - go to the movies, have a date day - and then be back at TFP by 9:30 PM.....to which I thought _ HA......I let you stay out till 11:00. (hows that noose now boy?) argh. The rudeness - Is all I get. DF told him that his behavior in the PD office of acting like he is 1/2 embarrassed of me is done. The sense of entitlement is waining. I've been distancing myself because I need to. Then he'll call and have something exciting to tell or share and I always listen. I so want to be a part of his life. I'm still worried that he's going to do 15 years - and of course I just want to hug him and tell him it will be okay - but he's like a porcupine. When he walked out - saying "c ya" I thought - Yeah "C ya" so I said that back - and DF said he wished he knew that was as hurtful to him as it was to me because maybe he wouldn't do it. Neither of us know what goes on in his head. Both of us wish we had any idea of what he felt. ALL of us here are tired of being used...but we know we're the only ones that can say - NO more. And no more is very close. I'm tired of being treated like I'm an embarrassment. I could get over the typical teen stuff - but his level of disrespect then CAN I HAVE, WILL YOU DO is beyond me. If it's a mask for his fears - or his disability - I wish someone would point that out to me - because I just feel sad. Hugs Thanks [/QUOTE]
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