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I kicked my daughter out of the house - LONG
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<blockquote data-quote="1905" data-source="post: 37653" data-attributes="member: 2668"><p>Hi, From personal experience I can tell you that this will never get better until a big change happens, like you kicking her out. She has no reason to behave, earn a living , or be kind to you because this is working for her. I know what it is like, my 19 year old son was a thief, and violent to no end- I was scared of him. He robbed the house... I could go on. But he had to go, and your difficult child does too. That is the only way she will see, with her own eyes-by doing-how hard it is to make money to survive. And she will be able to take care of herself in society, which is the goal. It will be a wake-up call for her. Some kids are fine with this loser type lifestyle- mine too. What they need to change is something drastic happening that they don't like to motivate them to change. What will motivate her? It sounds like you taking care and being kind to her isn't. She is young and can do so much with her life. Whan she does make changes after being gone, she will be a whole new person, the one who you know is in there. My difficult child is.-Alyssa</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1905, post: 37653, member: 2668"] Hi, From personal experience I can tell you that this will never get better until a big change happens, like you kicking her out. She has no reason to behave, earn a living , or be kind to you because this is working for her. I know what it is like, my 19 year old son was a thief, and violent to no end- I was scared of him. He robbed the house... I could go on. But he had to go, and your difficult child does too. That is the only way she will see, with her own eyes-by doing-how hard it is to make money to survive. And she will be able to take care of herself in society, which is the goal. It will be a wake-up call for her. Some kids are fine with this loser type lifestyle- mine too. What they need to change is something drastic happening that they don't like to motivate them to change. What will motivate her? It sounds like you taking care and being kind to her isn't. She is young and can do so much with her life. Whan she does make changes after being gone, she will be a whole new person, the one who you know is in there. My difficult child is.-Alyssa [/QUOTE]
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