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What to do about SS stealing/breaking/losing my stuff

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I am so sick of SS getting into everything. He is constantly wrecking my stuff (ex. face cream, gloves, hat, money, pens, etc) and then lying about it. He gets this stupid look on his face when I call him out on it. It makes my blood boil. Why do I have to live like this. Nothing of mine is sacred. I know I can keep a lock and key to my bedroom and hide my important stuff in there, but I'm not going to do that with things like face cream, office supplies, food, etc. I can get a little possessive about my stuff. But I think that's normal, right?

Want to disengage but DH won't like it

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I've had it with SS. He's been living with us for the past 7 months fulltime and has only seen BM a handful of times. We recently moved across the country with BM's consent to take SS with us. She couldn't handle him and thats why she sent him to live with "his dad" in the first place. Now, living with his dad, means I'm the one raising him, basically.

I'm done with SS

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I'm at the end of my rope. SS is a lying, stealing, little brat. He has ADHD and maybe a bunch of other disorders. He has been formally diagnosed with the ADHD but is in line fora full psychological testing for ODD, autism, RAD, bipolar, etc. I cannot stand him. He is the most irritating kid. He tries to get under everyone's skin, won't shut up and throws tantrums if you ask him to do anything. He is 9 but acts like a 4 year old at best. DH only yells at him if I say something, otherwise he mostly ignores him.

SS will be the death of me

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I'm not sure what to do about SS. I am so sick of my house being terrorized by this out of control child. Nothing in this house is sacred. Every time I leave the room, I'm worried something will go missing or broken or trashed. SS is a sweet kid but oh so irritating. The only thing I see that would relieve the stress would be if he had a 24/7 babysitter to monitor him. He cannot be trusted about anything. He lies through his teeth about anything and everything. I am so sick of it. DH tries but nothing gets through to him.

Grandparents and access

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SS9 has 6 grandparents (bio and step) from BM and DH's sides. Now that SS has been living with us, I'm finding that BM's mom and stepdad (divorced) are always trying to skype with him or call him, or facebook or email DH about SS. I understand that they miss him and he's 9 hours away at our house now, but I just find their constant (presence) in my house irritating. BM doesn't even call that much (at the most twice a week for a quick call).

Cops came to our house looking for SS9

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So DH calls me (we are currently apart) and tells me the cops just left our house. There is a guy (one of DH's friends) that is renovating our house right now and living there. He's working mostly in the basement and DH has asked him to "look after" SS also before and after school. I don't know exactly what he does for SS but it's probably not much. It's just to say an adult is in the house so SS9 isn't technically home alone. For the record, he is the most irresponsible kid that I know of and personally I would never even think to leave him alone without constant adult supervision.

Maybe DH and SS are better off without me

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Do you ever think about life for your DH and skids without you in their lives? My situation right now if you've been following my blogs is that DH and I are currently "separated". I say that with quotations because it's more like we are jus currently not living together, literally. I'm with our DD1 at my parents, and he is at home with SS9, 9 hours away from us.

OMG SS and DH are too much to handle!!!

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So now that SS9 is living with us FT, I'm starting to see all the sacrifices I need to give up in order to raise him up in a normal, loving environment. SS has been diagnosed with ADHD and ADD and his school is having him undergo full psychological assessments as well as autism testing. He just started going to this school so they don't know what's wrong with him yet. With his BM, he was bounced from school to school so there was never accurate testing done.

Freaking out over a cell phone

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BM has stupidly decided to give SS9 an iPhone. Personally I think 9 is way too young for a cell phone especially one that is connected to the internet and has a camera. I am freaking out over this. I am a very private person and and I like to have my privacy and not have my house or my stuff broadcasted all over the world. SS is very immature for his age. He is 9 but behaves like a 5 year old at most. He is very sneaky and manipulative, but also very sweet and helpful. BM has not set up the phone with a phone or data plan yet, but she is looking into that.

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