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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How to tell a teen boy mom her kid is not who she think he is.

She posted on his birthday a couple of months ago he was the “kindest” boy among other things. I couldn’t believe it. I don’t expect a bad post from a  mother of course but “kindest” led me to believe she is really clueless.  Her kid cheats at school, cheated and on his girlfriend and bullied her with a long time female friend from elementary school, bullies other boys (he’s at an all boys school and it happens but not excusable, esp when it’s a kid on the spectrum or socially awkward type). Other parents know.

Admittedly, the mother is a bit in denial becuse or her own difficult upbringing. He is 16 but she is still extremely controlling (secretly looks through his texts, calls parents before he goes to a house, obsesses over his basketball, etc ) and thinks the kid is perfect as a result of her discipline.  Does one say something? I think she’d be embarrassed knowing the truth and would want to do something about it.[/quote]

What is wrong with [i]you[/i]?  Gossiping about high schoolers and their relationships is very odd behaviour for an adult.  Why do you care?  Do you think people who cheat on a high school relationship cheat on their spouses 20 yrs later?  Boy, do I have news for you.

Obsesses over basketball?  This affects you, how exactly?

Maybe you should just mind your own business and worry about the children you're raising, and how you're doing it, instead of publicly critiquing her?  Set an example, which you don't appear to be. [/quote]

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