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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If he has a history of refusing to go to school and also gets terrible grades, I think it was smart of our parents to pull him out.  I did the same for my HS senior for those exact reasons.  Are you sure he's not doing the work?  The program my kid is in doesen't have class hours, they were just given the work and have to complete it by the deadline.   And I told my kid, I already completed HS and have a diploma, this is up to him. I'm not gong to micro-manage, I'm not going to hound him and look over his shoulder. I told him this is his responsibility and he needs to step up to the plate. Now i do still check-up on him but to an extent.  I also told him he will always have a place to live as long as I'm alive and as LONG as he is holding up his end of the bargain.  I'm not supporting an unemployed 25-year-old who plays video games all day and smokes weed. And I mean that, he will not be living under my roof in that scenario.   As long as he is working (or in school) and making choices to better himself and become independent, I'll always have his back.  Your parents need to have a come to jesus conversation with your brother.   You should also talk to him, if you're close like that. [/quote]
Will you adopt me so that I can play video games all day in your basement? [/quote] If I adopted you, you wouldn't be allowed to do that. [/quote]

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