Hate that some parents have to deal with this.
Makes me thankful for our two even more.
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Sounds like she’s in a tough spot. Raising kids ain’t no joke. Our actions have consequences. Teach kids they can lay around and be lazy and it won’t be easy to tell em your done letting em leach.
Was just thinking about that scene in The Godfather with the horse's head...…….maybe we could do a variation of this with armadillos! I think I know where we could get some...…...
Don’t know if this might help, its a phone call.
Maybe she can contact the Oklahoma Bar Association, for some advice -- maybe they can steer her to someone who could help.
https://www.okbar.org
Legal Aid Oklahoma also has a website:
https://oklaw.org/issues/family
I hope things work out for her.
Maybe she can contact the Oklahoma Bar Association, for some advice -- maybe they can steer her to someone who could help.
https://www.okbar.org
Legal Aid Oklahoma also has a website:
https://oklaw.org/issues/family
I hope things work out for her.
Surprisingly, things seem to have simmered down a good bit.
She threatend to put his stuff out of the house, and apparently he believed her.
Thanks for all the input, guys. Hopefully she won't need it in the future.
She threatend to put his stuff out of the house, and apparently he believed her.
Thanks for all the input, guys. Hopefully she won't need it in the future.
That sounds good. Hopefully it stays that way and it’s not just a temporary ceasefire until the next altercation.Surprisingly, things seem to have simmered down a good bit.
She threatend to put his stuff out of the house, and apparently he believed her.
Boot up the a$$ = eviction
Having seen this situation before, and I'm sure SPD and other badge toters here, I guarantee it will resurface and have to be dealt with in a hasty fashion if she does nothing. She HAS to stop it right now. While she can think clearly and has the gumption to do it.Surprisingly, things seem to have simmered down a good bit.
She threatend to put his stuff out of the house, and apparently he believed her.
Thanks for all the input, guys. Hopefully she won't need it in the future.
Put a boot in his arse and send him down the road.
I understand the mom being soft, but there comes a time when the nest needs to be empty.
It's time for him to get off the teat, and be a man. Give him 30 days, change the locks, and take a vacation out of state.
Unless he is a total psycho and then be prepared to live a life of misery which sounds like the current situation.
Youngest son was hanging around at 21 yrs old. Walked him around the house, telling him this dining room set was his, this couch and recliner was his, this bedroom set in his room was his
You got 30 days to find a place to put this stuff.
We did and still have a great relationship, but some need a boot in the arse to get them out the door and get on their own.
I didn't have squat when starting my life and it didn't bother me. Just worked through it and went on trying to make things better and it did.
Don't be afraid to boot the pup out. It could be the start of a great life for them when they realize they have nobody to rely on but themselves.
I understand the mom being soft, but there comes a time when the nest needs to be empty.
It's time for him to get off the teat, and be a man. Give him 30 days, change the locks, and take a vacation out of state.
Unless he is a total psycho and then be prepared to live a life of misery which sounds like the current situation.
Youngest son was hanging around at 21 yrs old. Walked him around the house, telling him this dining room set was his, this couch and recliner was his, this bedroom set in his room was his
You got 30 days to find a place to put this stuff.
We did and still have a great relationship, but some need a boot in the arse to get them out the door and get on their own.
I didn't have squat when starting my life and it didn't bother me. Just worked through it and went on trying to make things better and it did.
Don't be afraid to boot the pup out. It could be the start of a great life for them when they realize they have nobody to rely on but themselves.
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