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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry OP btdt. Several rounds of it actually during those years. It’s hard to see past the chaos, [b]but it really does get better in the next 18 months.[/b]
For now, Breathe.
I agree with pp that you and your husband need to be a united front otherwise he is enabling her. Work on that first. Give your daughter a wide berth, but keep the guardrails consistent. Pls do not give up on her. She still needs you. 
Your strong, you can do this. [/quote]

Erm, are you saying it gets better once they leave?

With [b]THAT[/b] kind of attitude I’d hope my DC either has

1. a job lined up
Or
2. A full ride scholarship

Cause with that kind of turmoil and disrespect.. aint no way they’d be getting my support or living with me after graduation. And they’d be in for a wide-awaking if they think they can get student loans to pay for the next four years without me co-cosigning and/or giving them the the info they need for the fasfa.

There’s normal teenage rebellion (which IMO should not ever be accepted as “okay”—cause the shit they say is often hurtful and shows how much they take for granted) and then there’s normal teen antics plus them just being immature buttholes.

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