Yes, but whoever posted that many do ignore that many don’t. Seemingly a way to suggest that it’s okay. |
Lots of dramatic parents here. This was actually the norm in my FCPS school in the 90s, and what worked to get me in line was:
Parents banned sleepovers and most friend/social hangouts They put me in tons of extracurriculars, I really didn’t have time for much else Most importantly, they started to pay more attention to me. Looking back, im sure they were exhausted and had other (even more rebellious) kids to focus on, but having constant attention made a world of difference. Best of luck OP. You can do this! |
Yeah! What’s so dramatic about a sexually active, alcohol drinking, 13 year old? Leave her be! Fcps was doing this in the 90s. |
Definitely parents fault. You have not been paying any attention to your child, OP.
Your job now is to do whatever necessary to get her on track. No excuses. |
Drug and alcohol use is rampant in boarding schools, naive Nancy. |
The only dramatic one is you with calling others dramatic. |
So do nothing then, stupid Stephanie. |
Np boarding school is also very expensive and what if you don't get in? |
Um, she is already doing the alcohol along with sneaking out and sex. What do you suggest then with absent parents? The juvenile name thing calling only serves to put yourself down. |
The point is the child needs a place that will take care of her and it isn’t at home. |
Well no kidding. However, this gives the parents that time scheduled to spend with their dd without needing to also tend to their older daughter. |
Charming |
Yes, you are. |
The irony. |
So, not a good or adequate solution. |