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<blockquote data-quote="1905" data-source="post: 661569" data-attributes="member: 2668"><p>Do you think this girl is like many of our kids who say, "That's it! I'm moving out the minute I turn 18 and you have no say in it!"? Does that ever actually happen (however much we wish it will)? She doesn't have a vehicle. Not to mention the myriad amount of other things she hasn't thought through, like where will she, or they, live exactly? </p><p></p><p>I think once your son got out of the cab he forgot the whole business of how exactly he was removed. Like you state, once he's happy everyone should should just forget it and move on. It's a new minute. He's having a rough time, later in life he'll get through this and all will be well. His grandparents will forgive and forget and he will be back to normal and things will be ok. Even the aunts...it will be one big family. At the moment...strife, but it won't be forever. He's going to get through this part of his life somehow. The longer he's away from you, the more he's learning. He really has to fend for himself, you aren't around the corner, it's hard on him. This is a good lesson for him, you need to be this far away for him to get these life skills. I know it totally stinks that this is how he has to learn them, my boy too, but he did learn the hard way. It's the only way for some.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1905, post: 661569, member: 2668"] Do you think this girl is like many of our kids who say, "That's it! I'm moving out the minute I turn 18 and you have no say in it!"? Does that ever actually happen (however much we wish it will)? She doesn't have a vehicle. Not to mention the myriad amount of other things she hasn't thought through, like where will she, or they, live exactly? I think once your son got out of the cab he forgot the whole business of how exactly he was removed. Like you state, once he's happy everyone should should just forget it and move on. It's a new minute. He's having a rough time, later in life he'll get through this and all will be well. His grandparents will forgive and forget and he will be back to normal and things will be ok. Even the aunts...it will be one big family. At the moment...strife, but it won't be forever. He's going to get through this part of his life somehow. The longer he's away from you, the more he's learning. He really has to fend for himself, you aren't around the corner, it's hard on him. This is a good lesson for him, you need to be this far away for him to get these life skills. I know it totally stinks that this is how he has to learn them, my boy too, but he did learn the hard way. It's the only way for some. [/QUOTE]
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