She just wants you to think that. Crafty things, parents.
You might well be right, after all my mum usually responds by saying 'are you missing me too'? and I say yes but in reality I'm not missing her one bit
You might well be right, after all my mum usually responds by saying 'are you missing me too'? and I say yes but in reality I'm not missing her one bit
#Coldbastard
Exactly the same #Sociopaths #Dosen'tAfraidOfAnything
I can't believe your son finds this acceptable behavior. Before he went to university did he act like this? I'm 19 and have had a part time job since I was 14. My mum works night shifts 6 nights a week and my step dad works abroad a large amount of the time. This means I clean the house while my mums asleep and give my younger brother dinner money etc. And I wouldn't have this any other way because I respect how hard both my parents work. You could sit down and explain what a d**k he is being, or maybe be more assertive and tell him to sort his s**t out? Either way, not here to tell you how to parent, just a cocky teen sticking her ore in!
They leave crap everywhere, think it's OK to leave inflated condoms blocking the loo, smoke when we're out even though it's a non-smoking house (ugh, the smell), have friends around that can't hold their drink, drink my best Scotch, moan like f*** because I've woken them up ... at 1 pm, expect the cleaning & shopping fairy to appear on demand ... and for free, pinch my nail scissors, tweezers and shaving gel and then magically lose them, always seem to know someone that thinks it's cool to urinate over the neighbours fence ...
God, I wish they'd go back to Uni!
My dad would ****ing kill me if I did any of that ****; I think it's time for you to whip your best leather belt out