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<blockquote data-quote="tryagain" data-source="post: 630968" data-attributes="member: 14865"><p>dstc, the dialogue between you and difficult child could have been me and my difficult child a couple of years ago when she "knew everything" and blamed me for all of her self-induced miseries. Like your difficult child, mine was never going to speak to me again, never coming back here, accusing me of ridiculous things, and had that "thanks, Mom, for ruining my life" attitude. Also the martyr impersonation (as in "I'll leave and go back to the town I hate while you guys go on vacation and enjoy life without me around. Hope everything you did is worth never seeing me again"). Plus...my difficult child was violent bc she wouldn't take her BiPolar (BP) medications.</p><p></p><p>Well, I had enough, too. Just like you. Her dad and I told her "there's the door" and she went out it with her loser boyfriend. She went and lived with him at his trashy people's home many hours away for a year and a half.</p><p></p><p>She tried to commit suicide in February and asked to move back to this area. How the "worm turned". She is better than she was, not perfect by any stretch, but improved over what she was like 2 years back. So let her go live with your parents in another state. You're due for some peace and quiet. The only way she'll ever see the flaws of her thinking will be for her to grow up some and fail at living somewhere else. YOU deserve a major break! You've done all you can! And I'm on your side.</p><p></p><p>Read more: <a href="http://www.conductdisorders.com/community/threads/done-with-difficult child.58277/#ixzz37aviBcOw" target="_blank">http://www.conductdisorders.com/community/threads/done-with-difficult child.58277/#ixzz37aviBcOw</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tryagain, post: 630968, member: 14865"] dstc, the dialogue between you and difficult child could have been me and my difficult child a couple of years ago when she "knew everything" and blamed me for all of her self-induced miseries. Like your difficult child, mine was never going to speak to me again, never coming back here, accusing me of ridiculous things, and had that "thanks, Mom, for ruining my life" attitude. Also the martyr impersonation (as in "I'll leave and go back to the town I hate while you guys go on vacation and enjoy life without me around. Hope everything you did is worth never seeing me again"). Plus...my difficult child was violent bc she wouldn't take her BiPolar (BP) medications. Well, I had enough, too. Just like you. Her dad and I told her "there's the door" and she went out it with her loser boyfriend. She went and lived with him at his trashy people's home many hours away for a year and a half. She tried to commit suicide in February and asked to move back to this area. How the "worm turned". She is better than she was, not perfect by any stretch, but improved over what she was like 2 years back. So let her go live with your parents in another state. You're due for some peace and quiet. The only way she'll ever see the flaws of her thinking will be for her to grow up some and fail at living somewhere else. YOU deserve a major break! You've done all you can! And I'm on your side. Read more: [url]http://www.conductdisorders.com/community/threads/done-with-difficult child.58277/#ixzz37aviBcOw[/url] [/QUOTE]
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