Current Events > At what age is it not cruel to kick out your offspring?

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bladegash 03/17/23 5:56:34 AM #52:	I have an 18 y/o stepson. Originally was going to let him stay until he was ready, be that 30 or never. But now that he's 18, he thinks he can make his own rules and not have any responsibilities along with a newfound disrespect for his mother. He might not make it to 19 tbh. --- Snappin necks & Cashin checks <cite>bladegash posted [p:972227819] in At what ag... [t:80381582]...</cite> <quote>I have an 18 y/o stepson. Originally was going to let him stay until he was ready, be that 30 or never. But now that he's 18, he thinks he can make his own rules and not have any responsibilities along with a newfound disrespect for his mother. He might not make it to 19 tbh.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PiOverlord 03/17/23 9:07:15 AM #53:	The only reason I'd kick my kid out is if they were endangering our household with their presence. They could be a NEET for all I care. --- Number of legendary 500 post topics: 35, 500th posts: 34; PiO ATTN: 6 RotM wins 1, LETTEN MY ARROW FLYEN TRUE <cite>PiOverlord posted [p:972229649] in At what ag... [t:80381582]...</cite> <quote>The only reason I'd kick my kid out is if they were endangering our household with their presence. They could be a NEET for all I care. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kombucha 03/17/23 10:12:07 AM #54:	bladegash posted... I have an 18 y/o stepson. Originally was going to let him stay until he was ready, be that 30 or never. But now that he's 18, he thinks he can make his own rules and not have any responsibilities along with a newfound disrespect for his mother. He might not make it to 19 tbh. Are you communicating with him about the repercussions of his actions/attitude? --- http://www.last.fm/user/walkingishonest <cite>Kombucha posted [p:972230695] in At what ag... [t:80381582]...</cite> <quote>bladegash posted... </cite><quote>I have an 18 y/o stepson. Originally was going to let him stay until he was ready, be that 30 or never. But now that he's 18, he thinks he can make his own rules and not have any responsibilities along with a newfound disrespect for his mother. He might not make it to 19 tbh.</quote>Are you communicating with him about the repercussions of his actions/attitude?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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