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[quote=Anonymous]I am so glad people are supporting you and trying to help. When I first start reading your OP, I was thinking, oh I can so relate. I am so involved. But, I am surprised you are checking her phone to see if a boy texted. I would check maybe not my kid's phone but online portals or what have you when it comes to academics or extra-curriculars, but I would wait for my DD to experience and then tell me what is happening when it comes to friends/boyfriends. I do think that is way too much, just my opinion. I imagine the solution is to force yourself to back away. But, I think it's a credit to you that at least you care! So many threads I see from full adults talking about the pain they have from their childhoods- it's usually something like neglect or disinterest. You love your kid and I'm sure she knows it, so that's a plus.[/quote]
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