THe i want to slap my stepdaughter upside her head rant by Conny

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Debi ... you sure her name isnt Brittany?!!

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(looks at herself... my name's Deb.. your names Deb...Hmmmm)

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Nope, Sara.....
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My nickname for her is Miss Piggy. Not to her face, that would be rude.
 
The problem is with your husband he needs to step up and tell his daughter that its not acceptable. Would he let her treat you like that if she were your child? Probably not. I have 4 step kids boys and girls ranging from now 26 to 21. I have been with their dad 17 years now. He never let them run me down ever. And yes now I'm grandma to their children who range from 5 years to 6 months old. HE needs to fix this for you and support you
 
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*blink blink*

Debi ... you sure her name isnt Brittany?!!

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(looks at herself... my name's Deb.. your names Deb...Hmmmm)

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Nope, Sara.....
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My nickname for her is Miss Piggy. Not to her face, that would be rude.

Britt's nickname is 3 toed Sloth... and yes.. we call her that - to her face... LOL!! She is so slllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooowwwww

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exactly.

and.....

revenge is a dish best served - - COLD.


sorry. its my evil coming out in me.

btw, you played right into DSD hands...she's lovin' it. You probably did exactly what she wanted by removing her post, AND getting hubby mad at you! Its almost comical. DON'T FALL FOR IT!!!!You've got to learn not to give her ammo if nothing else!
 
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Nope, Sara.....
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My nickname for her is Miss Piggy. Not to her face, that would be rude.

Britt's nickname is 3 toed Sloth... and yes.. we call her that - to her face... LOL!! She is so slllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooowwwww

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I do not say it to Sara's face because her mother abandoned her and she looks to me for the motherly stuff. She had hot curlers the other day and didn't know to use them. She said "I never had a mom todo that stuff, will you help me?"
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Oh, I'm not offended in the least. I just don't know how you can say I don't understand. I *have* a stepmother. I *am* someone's child. I would NEVER have expected my father to re-arrange his PERSONAL life to suit me. That is selfish and unjustified. Allowing the child to rule a household is asking for trouble (not that I would ever have disrespected my stepmom anyway).

I'm not talking about "helping" your grown child. I know that I can count on my father if I really need something. Sure, after they move out, they're still your kids, but they should not be in charge of your life.

Allowing this behavoiur isn't helping them, it's hurting them. They are adults to the public now, responsible for their own actions. Do you think if they don't "like" their future bosses, they can just disrespect them too? It's all relevant b/c it's the same thing. Sometimes you have to suck it up and show respect to people that you'd rather not-that's a life lesson they would do well to learn.

Ideally, you have a spouse before and after you have kids. That means your spouse is the one you need to connect with, not your kids. Being buddy buddy to your kids instead of "boss" is not a healthy thing. Maybe when they start ACTING like adults, you can become friends with them. But so long as they are acting like bratty kids, they should be considered and treated like bratty kids. Time for a time out.
 
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Britt's nickname is 3 toed Sloth... and yes.. we call her that - to her face... LOL!! She is so slllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooowwwww

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I do not say it to Sara's face because her mother abandoned her and she looks to me for the motherly stuff. She had hot curlers the other day and didn't know to use them. She said "I never had a mom todo that stuff, will you help me?"
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awe.. thats awful Debi...
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Poor kid. Glad you're there to fill the gap and show her all the wonderful things that come along with a "mother-daughter" relationship. Kudo's to you!!
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I agree with that... 150%..... and I tell my 18 y/o this all the time. She is an adult now, so time to put the little kid things away and own up, and grow up. She doesnt like it, but no one is going to pay her way - least of all her father and I. We will be there for her should anything happen, but we will not provide her way in the world. No one did for us...we had to figure it out for ourselves and make our own way in life.

Kids these days do have too many expectations and want mom and dad to do everything, provide everything and pay for everything. Not us - we tell our daughter, who is very quick to throw up at us sometimes the old "I'm 18".... and we remind her "Thats right.. you are - and in being 18 - let us remind you that you are ALLOWED to live her.. it is not a "given" - just as you are 18, we are ALLOWED to kick you out my dear."

Usually shuts her up pretty fast and we dont hear the "I'm 18..." shpeal again for some time.
 
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Yes, kids can and do take priority on some things like health and well being. But nobody is doing their kid any favors when they don't correct inappropriate behaviour. The relationship with your spouse should never be sacrificed to satisfy a temper tandrum from a son or daughter. The DSD is very immature for an 18 year old. If I had a kid that acted like that at 18 years, they would have gotten some tough love for sure.

BTW the way I have been married for 26 years and have raised 2 kids. Just because someone has not been blessed with kids yet and they are a bit younger it doesn't mean that they have no real life experience to base their opinions on. It seems like common sense that a man should not take it lightly that his grown daughter calls his wife a name that insinuates that she is a wh....
 
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Oh, I'm not offended in the least. I just don't know how you can say I don't understand. I *have* a stepmother. I *am* someone's child. I would NEVER have expected my father to re-arrange his PERSONAL life to suit me. That is selfish and unjustified. Allowing the child to rule a household is asking for trouble (not that I would ever have disrespected my stepmom anyway).

I'm not talking about "helping" your grown child. I know that I can count on my father if I really need something. Sure, after they move out, they're still your kids, but they should not be in charge of your life.

Allowing this behavoiur isn't helping them, it's hurting them. They are adults to the public now, responsible for their own actions. Do you think if they don't "like" their future bosses, they can just disrespect them too? It's all relevant b/c it's the same thing. Sometimes you have to suck it up and show respect to people that you'd rather not-that's a life lesson they would do well to learn.

Ideally, you have a spouse before and after you have kids. That means your spouse is the one you need to connect with, not your kids. Being buddy buddy to your kids instead of "boss" is not a healthy thing. Maybe when they start ACTING like adults, you can become friends with them. But so long as they are acting like bratty kids, they should be considered and treated like bratty kids. Time for a time out.

I'm just saying I don't think someone who hasn't had a child doesn't understand the depth of that love and how it affects your spousal realtionship. It changes it...there's just no way it doesn't. I thought I knew what it would be like to love a child before I had one, but nothing prepared me for how it feels.

I'm not saying the SD should be allowed to run the show, but responding to her like was done doesn't do anything to help the situation. Someone has to be the adult in a situation like this. I actually wonder if the father knows how the step mom and step daughter are treating each other and enjoys being the sought after prize. There are plenty of people who like that who don't care who's fighting over them...just so someone is. If this is the way it's always been he should have stepped in years ago.
 
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