thrown the entire contents of my 15 year old daughter's bedroom (apart from the bed) into the front garden!
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quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
thrown the entire contents of my 15 year old daughter's bedroom (apart from the bed) into the front garden!
you're a bit posh if you have front garden ,aren't you? show off.
Was there fleas involved, if so the bed has to go too. 
I bet it was like my daughters bedroom...did you scrape it all off the floor?
morning pussj
i know the feeling when you try and get them to look after their space, but take a second and recover the things that are dear to your daughter. maybe hide them and only give back when she realises the error of her ways.
have a
and a cup of tea.
i know the feeling when you try and get them to look after their space, but take a second and recover the things that are dear to your daughter. maybe hide them and only give back when she realises the error of her ways.
have a
and a cup of tea.
Oh dear I didn't realise, no kids you see. 
Sorry.
Sorry.
quote:Originally posted by Blue Diamond:
because it looked like a bomb had gone off! I found 10 plates with mouldy food on them, 9 various cups (also mouldy) clothes, makeup, minging tissues, personal items that should have been put in the bin, enough spilt food on the floor to feed a family for a week, and cat sick.
She said she didn't want to go to school cos she felt sick, I wonder why. She should have gone to school cos she would have had a much better day
My daughter is not quite as bad as that!!
quote:Originally posted by bozzimacoo:
morning pussj
i know the feeling when you try and get them to look after their space, but take a second and recover the things that are dear to your daughter. maybe hide them and only give back when she realises the error of her ways.
have a
thanks bozz, i'm not throwing anything away, but leaving everything for her to sort out, just had enough.
My nieces Dad did that to her. She cut herself to punish him and came over to my house at midnight without telling him.
sounds like home to me...
yayyy a mother meltdown, i used to have them 
i remember once just lobbing a stereo out the window, quite mad!
Now my daughter has gone completely the opposite and her room is immaculate, puts the rest of the house to shame. there is a place for everything and everything exactly in its place.
i remember once just lobbing a stereo out the window, quite mad! Now my daughter has gone completely the opposite and her room is immaculate, puts the rest of the house to shame. there is a place for everything and everything exactly in its place.
I did that to my boys room, gathered everything up put it in a bin bag and shoved it outside the front door telling them they could have their stuff back when their room was tidy. They tidied their room and I said I would bring the stuff back in later. Totally forgot, unfortunately it was bin day the next day and they carted the whole lot off. They still haven't forgiven me!
quote:Originally posted by Gypsie:
yayyy a mother meltdown, i used to have them
Now my daughter has gone completely the opposite and her room is immaculate, puts the rest of the house to shame. there is a place for everything and everything exactly in its place.
don't get me wrong Gypsie, i'm not one for 'everything in it's place'. I prefer to have a home not just a house, but she has seriously taken it too far. There are 6 of us living here, 4 kids, 21, 18, 15 and 14 and they have no respect.
I have now taken my medication and am going back to bed 
you will feel much better for it. a good mother fit clears the air ...and the room !
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
thrown the entire contents of my 15 year old daughter's bedroom (apart from the bed) into the front garden!
You take it until you can take no more, hope she sorts it out today and you feel much better
quote:Originally posted by Retiredslave:quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
thrown the entire contents of my 15 year old daughter's bedroom (apart from the bed) into the front garden!
You take it until you can take no more, hope she sorts it out today and you feel much better
thankyou for that, i've just spoken to her and we are both going to go through everything. She at least realises why I went into one
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:quote:Originally posted by Retiredslave:quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:
thrown the entire contents of my 15 year old daughter's bedroom (apart from the bed) into the front garden!
You take it until you can take no more, hope she sorts it out today and you feel much better
thankyou for that, i've just spoken to her and we are both going to go through everything. She at least realises why I went into one
I'm pleased for you, it just doesn't get any easier does it...trouble when they are kids. worse when they are adults
quote:Originally posted by pussycatj:quote:Originally posted by Blue Diamond:
because it looked like a bomb had gone off! I found 10 plates with mouldy food on them, 9 various cups (also mouldy) clothes, makeup, minging tissues, personal items that should have been put in the bin, enough spilt food on the floor to feed a family for a week, and cat sick.
She said she didn't want to go to school cos she felt sick, I wonder why. She should have gone to school cos she would have had a much better day
OMG..