| Why is her rent so expensive? She should move to a cheaper place or location if she can't find work other than as a barista. |
| Why can't you name the school she started at or transferred to? It seems like you have a grudge against the school she graduated from |
| What did you do that made her angry throughout her childhood? |
Solid and sage advice. |
What's your gripe with Oberlin students? |
| Okay, what "minor" events caused childhood trauma in her life? |
+1 It is possible to report it to the police with love, OP. I suspect a substance problem, too. |
| compassion and kindness to you both |
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In one of your threads you made a condition for her to stop writing, especially poetry about her pain. Because you don't want her writing about you and DH.
Sounds like one or both of you are abusers, maybe sexual abusers and the other is at best an enabler. Your "good name" (or maybe lack of police involvement) is paramount, right? That and her going to a Christian church. So for not doing that you condemn your allegedly mentally ill child to a criminal record and jail. And told her you won't visit or accept calls when she is in jail. Sweet. |
I don't appreciate your judgmental, condescending tone. If you haven't been in this situation before (failure to launch dysfunctional adult child), do NOT comment. |
We filed a police report last week. I hope it gives her the boundaries and structure that she desperately needs. |
OP here. She would accuse us of abusing her because we made college funding contingent on her attending church, losing 20 lbs (she was extremely overweight during her middle 2 years of college), and majoring in something practical (that last thing didn't happen). These are all things that she called "abusive." |
To clarify, she pays $600/month in rent in a medium cost of living city. She doesn't live in our city anymore because she says that living with DH and I would be "torture and abusive." |
OP here. I thought about naming the two colleges but I think they would out her anonymity. The first school was on par with Harvard/Stanford levels of prestige and the second college (that she graduated from) is very similar to Oberlin. I think any parent would be EXTREMELY disappointed to have their kid drop out of Stanford to attend Oberlin. |
Oh also -- wanted to add that she would probably be employed with an English degree from Stanford/Harvard. Not so for Oberlin. |