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If Jase can punch a toddler, I want to strangle a teenage girl


sunbunny

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Bunny, you gotta remember the friend thing back then.

It was the END OF THE WORLD if somebody "hated" you.

With our old person status now we look at those situtations as a fugging joke, pretty much screw that friend and all her noise...but she probably doesn't see it that way.

And yeah, the self esteem thing with tween/teen girls is a thing.

I would just make my feelings about that girl VERY clear to my daughter, and encourage her to understand that a REAL friend wouldn't do things like that. Ever.

Hope things work out ok.

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GRG, we've been telling our daughter the friend is jealous.

I'm really beginning to be concerned that my daughter has no self confidence. I don't understand why she continues to be friends with this girl. It's been nothing but drama since day one.

It's gonna get ugly around our house, because I'm at the point of making her cut this girl off completely. We thought things would get better when she moved away last year, but with facebook and phones, it hasn't. She's still influencing my daughter.

If you truly feel this girl is harming your daughter's well being than i would cut her off in a heartbeat. You wouldn't put up with one of her friends giving her smokes and shoplifting would you?? To me its the same principal. Sure your kid will get mad at you but as parents we deal with it.

Sounds to me like her "mom" wants to be a friend and not a parent. Seen that poo before and its never good for the kid.

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She's aware of how we feel about the girl. I've also explained to her that a true friend wouldn't do the things this girl does.

Honestly, it's like my daughter is in an abusive relationship.

And I do remember what it was like when my mom tried to tell me a friend was bad news. I didn't listen to her. I at some point came to my senses, though. I hope my daughter will do the same.

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To make things worse, my daughter has discovered black eyeliner. *hangs head in shame*

She looks like a damn raccoon some days. Or worse, emo. *cries*

Let's hope not. I had the good luck to meet my long-time friend's sister recently, she had her 16 year old sister accompany her for the drive across the East coast. Her sister is extremely emo, a lesbian, and willing to defend her opinions at all costs. She also hates anyone with a cock.

It was my first encounter with any kind of man-hating ***** teenager.

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GRG, we've been telling our daughter the friend is jealous.

I'm really beginning to be concerned that my daughter has no self confidence. I don't understand why she continues to be friends with this girl. It's been nothing but drama since day one.

It's gonna get ugly around our house, because I'm at the point of making her cut this girl off completely. We thought things would get better when she moved away last year, but with facebook and phones, it hasn't. She's still influencing my daughter.

I'm very confused. I just don't understand this at all.

How is your daughter on facebook?

Do you keep your computer in the kitchen or the laundry room?

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The girl's mother is in on it, too. She commented "LMAO" or something like that on the pic.

I'd say there's a big part of the problem.

Couldn't stand my nephew's high school girlfriend. Later learned she came by it honest.

For anyone with need of violence, I have trained attack parrots.

(the only attack animal that can also taunt their victims with Chuck Norris style taglines)

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