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<blockquote data-quote="tryingtobreathe" data-source="post: 712081" data-attributes="member: 21777"><p>Why does everything have to include a lie? Why is it too much to expect that my child can form one sentence without telling a lie? It has gotten to the point where I do not believe anything that he says to me. He has no "tells" when he lies. And I end up feeling angry and annoyed when I find out the truth. I know that I can only control my reaction, but I am so tired of having to verify everything. I have nothing left to take away from him - literally (phone, time with friends, leaving the house except for school - it is all gone). I need to remind myself to breathe. Thanks for listening</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tryingtobreathe, post: 712081, member: 21777"] Why does everything have to include a lie? Why is it too much to expect that my child can form one sentence without telling a lie? It has gotten to the point where I do not believe anything that he says to me. He has no "tells" when he lies. And I end up feeling angry and annoyed when I find out the truth. I know that I can only control my reaction, but I am so tired of having to verify everything. I have nothing left to take away from him - literally (phone, time with friends, leaving the house except for school - it is all gone). I need to remind myself to breathe. Thanks for listening [/QUOTE]
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