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<blockquote data-quote="Sammie" data-source="post: 70346" data-attributes="member: 4016"><p>The letter wasn't from my son but it sure could have been.. My son is 18 and I have recieved similar letters...... I have so many many letters from him.. apologizing and promising that he has learned his lesson. His letters are very lengthy and insightful... And each time I have recieved one of his apology letters I say to myself, "this time I think he has really got it and he is taking responsibility for his behavior" But each time this has only lasted a few weeks and he would be right back to his old ways.......Lying, stealing, manipulating, sneaking out, stealing the car.....anything to get his way... He just called me a few minutes ago... and for the first time I cut the conversation short.. I am trying to detach.. I just want so desperately to believe him but I know in my heart that he will just manipulate me again.. I love him and want the best for him.. I never dreamed when he was little that this is how our lives would turn out... As I get ready to go to bed, I am fearful this is when the reality hits me that my son is not here....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sammie, post: 70346, member: 4016"] The letter wasn't from my son but it sure could have been.. My son is 18 and I have recieved similar letters...... I have so many many letters from him.. apologizing and promising that he has learned his lesson. His letters are very lengthy and insightful... And each time I have recieved one of his apology letters I say to myself, "this time I think he has really got it and he is taking responsibility for his behavior" But each time this has only lasted a few weeks and he would be right back to his old ways.......Lying, stealing, manipulating, sneaking out, stealing the car.....anything to get his way... He just called me a few minutes ago... and for the first time I cut the conversation short.. I am trying to detach.. I just want so desperately to believe him but I know in my heart that he will just manipulate me again.. I love him and want the best for him.. I never dreamed when he was little that this is how our lives would turn out... As I get ready to go to bed, I am fearful this is when the reality hits me that my son is not here.... [/QUOTE]
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