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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 708679" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>This sounds horrendous but familiar.</p><p></p><p>I adopted a six year old from abroad who was considered "brilliant," He was. He also was so good. Never broke a rule. The only red flag was he wanted to do everything himself and was nice to all but very detached snd liked going to friends houses more than bringing them to our house. And we were sort of the hang out place in the neighborhood. All our kids brought their friends home. I was a stay at home and surrogate mom to many.</p><p></p><p>He turned down several scholatships for colleges, good ones. "I will start out four years ahead of my peers." He did and is now a millionaire with his own company.</p><p></p><p>In his latter 20s he met his wife. She wanted him to herself. First he dumped his sister whom he was so close to. Later I found out he had once asked her to marry him. "We arent bioligically related." She told him you dont marry your siblings and said he was cooler to her after.</p><p></p><p>Soon after his marriage he dumped the rest of us.</p><p></p><p>I feel so badly for you and hope you have a better...a great....ending. i wish I had advice but everything we tried pushed him further away. The truth was, wife was driving this rift and he loved her more than us. Your daughter is not married yet. She will probably be back after they break up and she is unlikely to tie the knot so young.</p><p></p><p>Keep the Faith! If you believe in a higher power, give your dear daughter to God. He will walk with her. If you dont believe then use your best coping mechanism. And accept therapy!!</p><p> </p><p>Wishing you the best. Im sad for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 708679, member: 1550"] This sounds horrendous but familiar. I adopted a six year old from abroad who was considered "brilliant," He was. He also was so good. Never broke a rule. The only red flag was he wanted to do everything himself and was nice to all but very detached snd liked going to friends houses more than bringing them to our house. And we were sort of the hang out place in the neighborhood. All our kids brought their friends home. I was a stay at home and surrogate mom to many. He turned down several scholatships for colleges, good ones. "I will start out four years ahead of my peers." He did and is now a millionaire with his own company. In his latter 20s he met his wife. She wanted him to herself. First he dumped his sister whom he was so close to. Later I found out he had once asked her to marry him. "We arent bioligically related." She told him you dont marry your siblings and said he was cooler to her after. Soon after his marriage he dumped the rest of us. I feel so badly for you and hope you have a better...a great....ending. i wish I had advice but everything we tried pushed him further away. The truth was, wife was driving this rift and he loved her more than us. Your daughter is not married yet. She will probably be back after they break up and she is unlikely to tie the knot so young. Keep the Faith! If you believe in a higher power, give your dear daughter to God. He will walk with her. If you dont believe then use your best coping mechanism. And accept therapy!! Wishing you the best. Im sad for you. [/QUOTE]
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