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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP ignore the trolls bashing you as a father.

What she did was very wrong and you have every right to be furious.

On the other hand she has asked you to not post pictures of her and given the strained relationship, you might want to consider respecting that request.

I would also be careful about making a decision while angry to cut off her cell phone. That could have other ramifications and isn't a decision you should make rashly.

It sounds like you are caught in an acrimonious divorce. That is stressful and difficult and on top of it you are being asked to not share about your daughter.

You need to really think about which battles are worth fighting. Is having pics of her on your FB page so important to you that you are wiling to cause damage to your relationship with your daughter?

You do need to address the password thing. Getting angry at her isn't going to help. I would stay can and focus on how disappointed you were in the choices she made. I don't know what her trust issues with you relate to specifically but it sounds like some counselling together to address these things with a third party could be helpful.[/quote]

I'm a mom to teens and have been through an acrimonious divorce.  It's hard to separate out the crazy ex stuff and not let it affect all interactions.  I think you are a decent dad trying to figure it out.  Take a breath and figure out what's really going on here.   FWIW I find it an extreme invasion of privacy that someone took your password.  [/quote]

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