Anonymous wrote:Put in a land line career phone in your kitchen and tell her she can contact them the old fashioned way.
Anonymous wrote:Put in a land line career phone in your kitchen and tell her she can contact them the old fashioned way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was with you until the part where the grandma texting that she misses her grandchild is considered bad behavior.
Ummm
Are you okay, OP?
Part of the manipulation and triangulation was my mom guilt tripping the children and telling them things like your mom hates me (I don’t) and that I am keeping them from her (while they are with her) and they need to tell me they want to see her. None of this is true. She was seeing them with frequency until I realized what was happening. There’s other things and a long history of unsavory things she’s been telling them that I only recently uncovered, and I believe she is grooming them to hate me. It’s too much to get into here. You’re just going to have to trust me, or not, in which case I understand if you don’t want to continue posting.
Anonymous wrote:She’s complaining that she has no way to have a relationship with our kids, which isn’t true, she just can’t have the one she wants where she tries to manipulate them into being her flying monkeys. Her worst “indiscretion”, if you can even call it that, on the phone in the past has been texts saying things like, “Haven’t seen you in a long time and miss you!” and we monitor DD phone so we see everything anyway, unlike 1:1 visits. Are we also doing the right thing taking away her ability to contact our oldest (15) by phone?
Anonymous wrote:Put in a land line career phone in your kitchen and tell her she can contact them the old fashioned way.
Anonymous wrote:I was with you until the part where the grandma texting that she misses her grandchild is considered bad behavior.
Ummm
Are you okay, OP?
Anonymous wrote:I was with you until the part where the grandma texting that she misses her grandchild is considered bad behavior.
Ummm
Are you okay, OP?