She’s not allowed to go out unsupervised for a month.

Anonymous wrote:No she doesn’t. The OP is typed better than most of what I post on here completely sober. It’s tough typing on a phone from bed with autocorrect!

You're the terrible typer from the other thread? We told you to spruce it up, or repair to other corners of the internet.

No she doesn’t. The OP is typed better than most of what I post on here completely sober. It’s tough typing on a phone from bed with autocorrect!

You are incoherent.
Are you sure you should be driving, OP?
Please get home safely with your child.

You sound like you're drunk.

Anonymous wrote:Assign chores that take her (about) the same amount of time you spent waiting. The equivalent of things you could have been doing if you weren't sitting in your car...

Perfect. Thanks. The situation has this level of drama lol not what the other responses are coming with.

It depends on the why OP? Defiance or forgetfulness?

OP will be coming in hot. I feel badly for her daughter.

Did she lie about her whereabouts? Or is she just late?

What are the specifics and why isn't she there?

Anonymous wrote:Assign chores that take her (about) the same amount of time you spent waiting. The equivalent of things you could have been doing if you weren't sitting in your car...

But obviously get her safely picked up and make sure there aren't extenuating circumstances first.

Slow down and get your facts crazy woman.

Assign chores that take her (about) the same amount of time you spent waiting. The equivalent of things you could have been doing if you weren't sitting in your car...

Whats her reason for not being there?

Young teen is not where she said she would be when I told her I was picking her up at a certain. The only consequence is that I’m out on a week night wasting my time waiting for her. I don’t want to be mad at her. Just want a quick easy punishment that helps her remember not to do this to me. My brain is fried though. What’s appropriate?