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I don’t let my children watch YouTube. Those toy unboxing “shows” are incredibly sad and materialistic. Is this really the type of media you want your kid watching?
Christmas isn’t equitable. Life isn’t fair. If you want to complain to your SIL that you didn’t like what she got your kid, prepare to get no gifts next year.
Be gracious and thankful and quietly dispose of it next week.Your SIL bought your kid a gift and you’re really trying to find a way to make this a slight? Who cares if it’s real or not? They’re both cheaply made in China or Taiwan anyway.
If this is really something you feel worked up about, you lead a privileged life and should chill the f out. It’s a Christmas gift that will be played with for approximately four days anyway.
Look at the bigger picture here. Be courteous and be a good role model for how to accept a gift. And maybe watch less YouTube? That has never hurt anyone.
No judge in good conscience would ever force visitation with a man with assault and drug convictions who has no relationship with his child.
It would actually cause more good than harm. The teacher will be forced to stop reusing the same tests. The students will learn the material and study more vs cheating.
You’ll prove to be a person with good moral character.
Or you can hope no one ever tells anyone, who doesn’t then tell anyone because teenage friendships are never fickle. Oy vey.
If there was a month in between, you can be certain it’s not the living drug addict’s child. Your doctor would have dated the pregnancy with accuracy. There is not really much wiggle room in fetus size.
Block him. Cut all contact.
And make better, thoroughly thought out decisions. Be careful. Why contact him, when you didn’t know all of this stuff about him? Why let him talk to her? Your one duty, you’re one absolutely crucial responsibility as a parent is to protect your daughter and make decisions in her best interest.
And no, I’m sorry, he’s not a “good person” if he has issues with domestic assault, drug use, etc. Good people aren’t abusing drugs, assaulting people, going to jail and ending up under house arrest. I feel pretty confident that those things qualify him as not a great person. Not a great father figure or adult male role model.
Consult a lawyer. It will ease your mind and you’ll be ready if he ever attempted to take you to court. I highly doubt he’s that motivated to get involved with the judiciary.
I definitely think this is the same lady.
He can’t take her away from you. He’s under house arrest, and probably doesn’t have the money to take you to court for a custody battle. He also probably can’t prove paternity anymore than you can disprove it. I’m no DNA expert. Why did you contact him?
Have you ever heard the saying “three can keep a secret of two of them are dead”?
You are cheating. That’s why they are calling you a cheat. Having an unfair advantage over the rest of the class is unethical.
Your teacher is lazy, but some part of you knows this is wrong.
You shouldn’t deny it- you admitted to it multiple times to different people. The fact that you want to hide the truth proves that you know it’s wrong. Otherwise why deny? Admit it. Ask your teacher if it’s common practice to study, take pictures and share old tests.
You’re right, I should have read your whole comment. I get sick of all of the constant insults so I tend to skip after the first sentence.
It hilarious that having an opinion about one creepy man is inflated to us hating all men. Nope, I don’t hate all men. However, creepy dudes who lie about their age to date teenagers are definitely on the list.
And for the record, I love a lot of men, especially my husband and his wonderful cock.
God forbid we try to counsel a worried friend about something many of us made the mistake of doing ourselves…if that’s a character flaw, I’ll take it.
This line really stood out to me, “He said…that most men date younger girls anyway.” That’s his excuse for shaving five years off his supposed age.
Peril, like immediate physical danger, probably not. But I still think something is off. This friend is right to be concerned, but there’s nothing she can do about itother than try to remain neutral, I judgemental in the hopes that when she need some help, she’ll come to you.
