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Do difficult child's ever respect the hands that feed them?
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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 585561" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>My mom used to go bonkers over laundry left in the machine. Bro was esp bad about it. She did the garbage bag on his bed. No change. She put it wet on his bed. No change. She threw it outside, he washed it at 2 am and mad SURE the dryer buzzer went off multiple times, waking both of our parents. That was his biggest mistake. It was between mom and bro to that point. My dad? Out stubborns and out aspies darn near any 2 aspies I know when he gets something into his head. He is also very dissapproving of his children challenging his wife that way, well more of ro doing it because I usually kept my antics under the radar. </p><p></p><p>difficult children' next loadleftint he laundry? My father took out to the dog run, stomped it around in the dirt and dog feces, put it in a trash bag and let it sit in the heat of an OK July for several days. Then he 'found' it and put it in bro's room, with the nasty, stinking bag open on his bed.</p><p></p><p>Bro stopped that challenge at that point. HE was afraid of what would happen next. He may be slow, but he isn't that stupid.</p><p></p><p>I would notbuy what he likes. Iw ould be buying what he doesn't until/unless he treats you with dignity, respect,a nd he is a respectful considerate roommate. Otherwise he can stay at a friends until he enlists. You owe him NOTHING at this point, and he owes you a TON, respect and courtesy being the least of what he owes you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 585561, member: 1233"] My mom used to go bonkers over laundry left in the machine. Bro was esp bad about it. She did the garbage bag on his bed. No change. She put it wet on his bed. No change. She threw it outside, he washed it at 2 am and mad SURE the dryer buzzer went off multiple times, waking both of our parents. That was his biggest mistake. It was between mom and bro to that point. My dad? Out stubborns and out aspies darn near any 2 aspies I know when he gets something into his head. He is also very dissapproving of his children challenging his wife that way, well more of ro doing it because I usually kept my antics under the radar. difficult children' next loadleftint he laundry? My father took out to the dog run, stomped it around in the dirt and dog feces, put it in a trash bag and let it sit in the heat of an OK July for several days. Then he 'found' it and put it in bro's room, with the nasty, stinking bag open on his bed. Bro stopped that challenge at that point. HE was afraid of what would happen next. He may be slow, but he isn't that stupid. I would notbuy what he likes. Iw ould be buying what he doesn't until/unless he treats you with dignity, respect,a nd he is a respectful considerate roommate. Otherwise he can stay at a friends until he enlists. You owe him NOTHING at this point, and he owes you a TON, respect and courtesy being the least of what he owes you. [/QUOTE]
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