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<blockquote data-quote="Christy" data-source="post: 150590" data-attributes="member: 225"><p>So sorry! I understand how you feel. I love my son dearly but he can be very unlikable at times and I think it is possible to both love and dislike someone at the same time. You have a right to feel angry about how you are being treated but bear in mind that some of the issues you are facing may be do to a mental health condition that is making him "a jerk." If you have not had him evaluated it is worth the effort. I'm sure someone has probably recommended the book, The Explosive Child by Ross Greene. It offers practical advice for dealing with difficult children. Taking time for yourself is a great way to recharge and you are fortunate to have an opportunity to do so at times, no need to feel guilty about enjoying kid-free time! Taking care of ourselves makes it easier to deal with the challenges we face.</p><p>Hang in there!</p><p>Christy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Christy, post: 150590, member: 225"] So sorry! I understand how you feel. I love my son dearly but he can be very unlikable at times and I think it is possible to both love and dislike someone at the same time. You have a right to feel angry about how you are being treated but bear in mind that some of the issues you are facing may be do to a mental health condition that is making him "a jerk." If you have not had him evaluated it is worth the effort. I'm sure someone has probably recommended the book, The Explosive Child by Ross Greene. It offers practical advice for dealing with difficult children. Taking time for yourself is a great way to recharge and you are fortunate to have an opportunity to do so at times, no need to feel guilty about enjoying kid-free time! Taking care of ourselves makes it easier to deal with the challenges we face. Hang in there! Christy [/QUOTE]
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