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"Friends"...why is it so hard to get away from them?
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<blockquote data-quote="Lil" data-source="post: 638451" data-attributes="member: 17309"><p>Oh, I do know. And I really don't have any ties to J-1...I feel badly for a lot of people, but in the end, their lives are just not my problem.</p><p></p><p>I guess my worry about this situation comes from my son now having to deal with it at all. He really was trying to get away from these kids. Another boy (J-2) is one we didn't even allow in the house after we read a Facebook status where he had mentioned he'd "restocked" while he was in the city. Our son's adamant statement that it wasn't pot he'd "restocked" did not convince us one bit. He was the one our son "hung out" with all the time. About a month ago my son had me change his cell phone number. He didn't give it to either J. J-2 would literally send 20 Facebook messages and post on my son's wall over and over and over until my son would respond. He would go on and on about how he didn't want to hang out with J-2, but in the end he'd go...just to get him to shut up. We'd suggest he just block him and he said if he did they'd just come by the house. J-1 was the same way, but he'd at least only send one FB message. Changing the phone number stopped the constant texts he'd send. </p><p></p><p>Of course, when we kicked out our son last week, J-2 is who he called, because he is the only friend with a car. He ended up staying with J-1 because he had a cousin who'd let him stay a couple days. In the end he went to the shelter before they said he had to leave, to get away from J-1. Then he followed my son to the shelter! </p><p></p><p>Between changing the phone number and then moving to the shelter, I thought he was getting some distance. Now he's stuck living with the same kid he was trying to get away from.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lil, post: 638451, member: 17309"] Oh, I do know. And I really don't have any ties to J-1...I feel badly for a lot of people, but in the end, their lives are just not my problem. I guess my worry about this situation comes from my son now having to deal with it at all. He really was trying to get away from these kids. Another boy (J-2) is one we didn't even allow in the house after we read a Facebook status where he had mentioned he'd "restocked" while he was in the city. Our son's adamant statement that it wasn't pot he'd "restocked" did not convince us one bit. He was the one our son "hung out" with all the time. About a month ago my son had me change his cell phone number. He didn't give it to either J. J-2 would literally send 20 Facebook messages and post on my son's wall over and over and over until my son would respond. He would go on and on about how he didn't want to hang out with J-2, but in the end he'd go...just to get him to shut up. We'd suggest he just block him and he said if he did they'd just come by the house. J-1 was the same way, but he'd at least only send one FB message. Changing the phone number stopped the constant texts he'd send. Of course, when we kicked out our son last week, J-2 is who he called, because he is the only friend with a car. He ended up staying with J-1 because he had a cousin who'd let him stay a couple days. In the end he went to the shelter before they said he had to leave, to get away from J-1. Then he followed my son to the shelter! Between changing the phone number and then moving to the shelter, I thought he was getting some distance. Now he's stuck living with the same kid he was trying to get away from. [/QUOTE]
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