I'm at my wits end

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Repeating another PP, where is her father in all of this? Don't tell me, let me guess: He doesn't live in the home.

That's right. Blame the mother.

not pp but how is that blaming the mom?

It seems like pp is saying it is dad's fault?

[Anonymous]

motsry boarding school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Repeating another PP, where is her father in all of this? Don't tell me, let me guess: He doesn't live in the home.

That's right. Blame the mother.

not pp but how is that blaming the mom?

It seems like pp is saying it is dad's fault?

Actually, I'm saying that this sounds like a young girl who needs a more involved father in her life. And I'm guessing that he is not around. Whether that is OP's fault or the father's fault is not the issue. The child is paying the price.

[Anonymous]

if she's hot, she'll be fine. she'll land on her feet with a provider in her mid twenties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:if she's hot, she'll be fine. she'll land on her feet with a provider in her mid twenties.

Unless she becomes a stripper and a heroin addict at 19. Hotness fades quickly then. (I would be happy if my DSD has the security of a provider like that at least, but no.)

Sometimes this kind of rebellion is something else.

[Anonymous]

Yep.

Tell her the world needs strippers and crack 'ho's, too. Because that's where she's heading.

Her choice.