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[quote=Anonymous][i][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pp: I don't think having a mean stepmom is going to help your stepson be any kinder of a person.   If your disdain for him can come through so clearly in a couple paragraphs imagine how obvious it is to him.[/quote]

It is not disdain for him, it is disdain for that behavior. No different than when you get mad at your child for having a temper tantrum or being rude. You don't dislike them, you dislike the behavior. [/quote]

Please. Your post OOZES "evil stepmother" vibe.  Sure, the kid may be horrible.  But if he were your kid, you'd see it as just one flaw in a kid you otherwise love, and you would not declare him a bad kid in general.  But no, the tone of your post makes clear that you don't really like him.  This is such a common dynamic with stepmothers -- exaggerate characteristics of the stepkids so that they become "horrible kids" in general.  I don't blame you for this tendancy because being a stepmother is really freakin' hard, and I believe that it is an inherently difficult relationship to manage.  In a lot of cases I think there's just an instinctual dislike to the stepkids that's probably biologically based.  However, you're the adult, and it is your job to overcome this and provide a loving home.  [/quote]

You have a very limited ability to process information or other people's perspectives. Nothing in her post would lead one to take what you did from it. [/quote]
Different p here.  I also thought the post reeked of I can't stand my step.  [/quote]

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