Too young to get Married (26)

Mar 26, 2010 5:47 AM CST Too young to get Married
Blizzard14u
Blizzard14uBlizzard14uGosnells, Western Australia Australia67 Threads 2 Polls 1,430 Posts
I just made a new rule, if she is going the have bloody neighbours on TV she can at lest watch it!
Why should I suffer?

Bloody kids!
doh rolling on the floor laughing
Mar 26, 2010 5:51 AM CST Too young to get Married
tarnsnz
tarnsnztarnsnzSouth Coast Beach, New South Wales Australia21 Threads 5,102 Posts
serene56: Oops make that "50 plus" ..


I did rolling on the floor laughing and a phone number too rolling on the floor laughing

wine
Mar 26, 2010 5:53 AM CST Too young to get Married
serene56
serene56serene56Myplace, New South Wales Australia543 Threads 10 Polls 27,957 Posts
tarnsnz: I did and a phone number too



Kinda freaky hey uh oh
Mar 26, 2010 5:57 AM CST Too young to get Married
tarnsnz
tarnsnztarnsnzSouth Coast Beach, New South Wales Australia21 Threads 5,102 Posts
serene56: Kinda freaky hey


Yep but there are lots of freaky people around here uh oh
Mar 26, 2010 5:59 AM CST Too young to get Married
serene56
serene56serene56Myplace, New South Wales Australia543 Threads 10 Polls 27,957 Posts
tarnsnz: Yep but there are lots of freaky people around here



uh oh Noooooooo hole
Mar 28, 2010 5:32 PM CST Too young to get Married
dragondog4
dragondog4dragondog4Perth, Western Australia Australia55 Threads 3,912 Posts
serene56: Yeah that's kind of where I was going with that.

A woman I work with who's son has just turned 15, gets dropped off at footy training by her partner, then she has to race home from work to pick him up at 6pm (the grounds are a 15 minute bike ride from their home and on the bus route)

He caught the bus home from the beach once and went past his stop .. he's never had to catch a train or get himself anywhere and apparently, according to her, all his mates are the same - it's just expected of their parents

A friend of mine has a 23 yr old daughter who lives at home, works, pays no board and has her mum pick her and her mates up from the pub at anytime of the night because she's pissed (Mum reckons that's ok because at least that way she know she's safe ) Again, it seems to be a common situation with this age group who live at home with their parents.

What the


God I wished you were all here to back me in my arguments with the Ex.

This was our theme song. She expected to run around after the kids regardless of how it interferred with her worklife and our houselife.

Our kids have no idea. More accurately. If they can't get there and back by a motor vehicle that doesn't have to be walked to, to catch. Then they just won't go. They won't move unless a car is supplied. My Ex quotes all the trials and tribulations that have come across the headlines in the past month to support her stance in being a taxi to her kids. And yet its more the fact that she wants her kids to need her. She wants to ensure there are as many strings tied to them that they won't leave her to go off and do there own thing.

Which is what we both did to our Parents.

I try now to constantly make my son stand on his own feet. But as soon as I turn my back he rings his Sisters or his Mother and they run around and pick him up and cart him to where he wants/needs to go.

Apparently my son won't get a job because I'm going to make him get to work under his own endeavours. Where his Mother will run him to and from. And he doesn't want to cycle from my place into town. (A 20min cycle if fit)

As has been said. How do you make a kid learn to take responsibility for themselves if you keep molly coddling them.

If we enforced these ideals in our kids earlier in life who knows how many fewer Teenage Mothers there'd be.

Yes there are Pros and Cons. I assume everybody knows of Supernanny. I haven't watched much. (Very little actually) But modern parenting ideas work. She proves it. (Under the assumption these scenario's aren't staged for television) But it was way more about educating the Parents to work as units and not indiviuals or Prima Donnas. To be consistent and to follow thru. Its hard work to get the discipline parameters set. But once they are it becomes so much easier. But i think (And this is because i haven't watched much) That modern Parenting is very much a two man effort. And there aren't many two man households these days.
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