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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]generally a pretty good kid, but made two poor choices about 2 years ago when he was 13 and just turned 14. poor choices came out of the blue and he has been doing well since, but I struggle with trusting him and forgiving him.[/quote] You need therapy. Seriously. I'm not being snarky, but this is not healthy on your part, and you MUST find a way to let it go.[/quote] I also can't trust my kid after making poor choices.[/quote] +1. To the 2nd, PP: nobody is saying "I'll never let my kid out of the house again" or even that we're giving our kids weekly drug tests. Just that we're more vigilant now. If he comes home with red eyes, we're going to try to find out why. If an expensive gadget appears, we're going to try to find out why. No more just taking his word for it.[/quote]
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