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ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 02:22 PM
Hello all :)

My real dad lives in Ireland and I rarely keep in contact with him. Unfortunatly, I have a step dad who treats me and my family like crap. He works in Switzerland from Mon-Fri and is here in Saturday and Sunday. Now, he thinks he has the right to shout at me, tell me off etc when he isint even my dad. When he is here on Sunday night, he swears and argues with mum like massive and goes to work on monday. On friday night he is always like "aww sorry please let me back" and of course, he comes back. Then on sunday, he is always argueing and... you get the picture. It is a no win situation. He uses us for a place to stay and mum says all the time "oh this time its different he wont come back" or "this time is different he really is sorry". Of course, it happens time after time after time.

I live with 2 sisters who like him. One if my sisters, who is 4, is his real daughter. They both get on with him because he likes them. He shouts at me all the time and says stuff to me that he knows offends me like "Oh all the irish are hypocrits" or something like that. Mum cant see what he is doing that and it does my freakin head in. I will give you 3 guesses what is happening tonight.. oh you got it in one - he is coming here again and its all happy families!

For christmas I got a £700 macbook that he SUPPOUSEDLY paid for. Every time I argued with him mum was like "Sean he got you that laptop you be nice" and so I apologized. But guess what little secret I found out... MUM PAID EVERY PENNY FOR IT! That is when I completely lost it and hit the roof. I cant believe he lied about a thing like that and I actually was going to give him a chance because of that but no way, the damage is beyong repair.

But that isint it. Oh no. I also found out him and his little friends go to the pub every now and then and what do they do? Cocaine. Mum also went mad at him this time but do you think it made the slightest difference? Nope. He came back, again and again and again. There are plenty of guys out there who like my mum. Theres one who I like and he likes me and he runs a business and makes loads and loads money but mum wants to stay with a little short fat long distance lorry driver who goes round the house with no shirt sweating like a pig. He sits next to me, sweating and stinking and is like "what you doing for the day then" and im like "ugh, showering."

Anyway, I talked to childline and connexions etc but they say if he doesnt physically hurt me he will stay as long as mum wants him too. So they didnt help. It has got to an unbearable stage which I cannot deal with anymore I am on breaking point here! Please please please please help!

Sean
ToxicPaddy

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 05:11 PM
Please help, I know its long and you might not want to read it but try?:)

Assassinator
12-01-2008, 05:18 PM
Ive read it all, tbh you could ring childline and ask for advice or tell another member of your family, such as auntie's,uncles etc.

Hope i helped;)

Jordy
12-01-2008, 05:20 PM
I really wish I could help but I can't and I see your getting rather annoyed and desperate about the situation, I was wondering what you need help with or is it just tips or something? People might start replying if so.

Sorry I can't help, all the best though.

WarezKid
12-01-2008, 05:44 PM
Dude.

How old are ya?

Metric.
12-01-2008, 06:39 PM
My mom has a "male friend" named Jason (Jay). When my mom first introduced him to me I was like no, I hate him. Then I took the time to get to know him and he turned out to be a pretty good guy.

I thought he would waltz in and pretend to be my dad. That wasn't his intention at all. I think that the only reason that he doesen't live with us is because he doesen't want to feel like he's replacing my dad..

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 06:41 PM
He has been here for 7-8 years and I still cant get to like him. And im 13, im 14 on the 22nd jan

Breakfloor
12-01-2008, 06:44 PM
PUNCH HIM WHERE HE KEEPS HIS TAD POLES

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 06:46 PM
That has crossed my mind.. but considering the fact he is strong enough to get my bed and throw it down the stairs (he was angry at me and finds that an acceptable reason to do that) i wouldnt like to try it.

WarezKid
12-01-2008, 06:47 PM
Hmmm..

Well it your like me


I suggest you keep away from him, and give him space.

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 06:51 PM
Hmmm..

Well it your like me


I suggest you keep away from him, and give him space.

Staying away from him for my life, so when he is here I should stay in my room or go out and leave my family with him, so I dont spend time with proper family?

WarezKid
12-01-2008, 06:53 PM
Dude it life.


If you find it really 'ard

Ring childline and start saying he hit you,

then punch yourself in

it works, i did it before ¬.¬

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 06:56 PM
Dude it life.

Surely its not this hard.

And yea what you suggested, might work.

Kewl
12-01-2008, 07:03 PM
You've put up with it for 8 years, 4 more then move out

WarezKid
12-01-2008, 07:05 PM
Meh

I had a hard life

I was beaten, treated like **** becasue i am deaf, got bullied,


Sorted it 2 years ago ¬.¬ THanks to the ******* law givbing my mum full custdy of me xD

ToxicPaddy
12-01-2008, 07:09 PM
I have put up with it for 8, long, hard, painful years and im on the breaking point of going nuts so 4 years isint good.

Everyone is like "oh give them a 2nd chance' and im like i have gave them a million. should start like rebelling i guess at home

Shawnstra
12-01-2008, 11:56 PM
You should tell your mum, if not you can probably ask your real father for help, or any other relatives. Good luck.

ToxicPaddy
13-01-2008, 09:13 AM
You should tell your mum, if not you can probably ask your real father for help, or any other relatives. Good luck.

Thanks but my real dad is an alcoholic and wont come over here to help he has started a new life

Breakfloor
13-01-2008, 09:45 AM
dont rebel

it will give your mum more problems. talk to her and beg her to leave him. tell her how it makes you feel and you might have a chance

ToxicPaddy
13-01-2008, 10:28 AM
dont rebel

it will give your mum more problems. talk to her and beg her to leave him. tell her how it makes you feel and you might have a chance

lol if only it was that easy:(

Kieeran
13-01-2008, 10:31 AM
my moms bf kicked me out.

**** happens

Titch
13-01-2008, 06:12 PM
get along with him, when he asks you to make him tea or coffe, make it and spit in it and watch him drink it. Thats what i do to my step-mum, i also just do little things to anoy her, and wen she moans tell her to go **** herself.

awelsh
13-01-2008, 07:00 PM
get along with him, when he asks you to make him tea or coffe, make it and spit in it and watch him drink it.


lmao, liking the thinking, do that :D +rep for you if I can

Krusty
13-01-2008, 07:13 PM
Be freakishly nice to him =)
He will hate it and he doesnt have a reason to be nasty to you then...

:) Hope i helped

<?PHP>
13-01-2008, 08:24 PM
1 word...

Murder....

Tell your mum... or live with a family member

Frodo13.
13-01-2008, 08:42 PM
Just ignore it. I know it must be hard, especially if he is insulting your Dad, but if he see's it is annoying you, he will do it even more.

When he starts, just think about something totally diffrent - my Dad has been known to do worse things you've written about your stepdad, but you have to just rise above it. Works for me. :)

Devil.Wont.Cry
13-01-2008, 09:28 PM
If hes there only for the weekend then maybe sleep over a friends house on the Saturday and spend all day out with your mates on sunday so you can stay away from him

Ras
13-01-2008, 10:35 PM
How old is he? like 50+ or what?
'If so you could hit him in the balls or something when he yells at you and go "I had enough of your ********" and if he goes bk on u ur mom will get ****** and send him away and if he comes bk its off to jail.
gl.

ToxicPaddy
14-01-2008, 03:48 PM
I like the spit in tea idea, I done it last night and it made me so happy knowing he is drinking it :D I might crap in his soup (kiddin :P)

Ras
14-01-2008, 03:56 PM
Next step is ******* in it..

apparently I cnt say pee'ing with the "ss".. But yeah. Pee in it is the next step

Catzsy
14-01-2008, 06:20 PM
I think you really need to sit down and think about this one. One postitive thing is that he is away in the week. He maybe be jealous of you because you are a boy and have a good relationship with your Mother and you may resent him because you feel he has no right to tell you off because he is not your Father. Your Mother really needs to sort this out - it is possible that it is miscommunication and needs to be dealt with. What is your attitude to him like? Friction in a family effects the whole family and should be thought of in that way. I have not had it easy lately with my family because my Dad has problems but sometimes there is a way through? Does he ever take you out anywhere? Do you share any similar interests. I know you will probably dismiss this to start with out of anger and frustration - I have been there. Is there anywhere you can go for somewhere for time-out. Your own bedroom or friends or family? Unfortunately, its not really within your control. Its a shame you don't have more contact with your own father but Good luck! :)

ToxicPaddy
15-01-2008, 03:50 PM
I think you really need to sit down and think about this one. One postitive thing is that he is away in the week. He maybe be jealous of you because you are a boy and have a good relationship with your Mother and you may resent him because you feel he has no right to tell you off because he is not your Father. Your Mother really needs to sort this out - it is possible that it is miscommunication and needs to be dealt with. What is your attitude to him like? Friction in a family effects the whole family and should be thought of in that way. I have not had it easy lately with my family because my Dad has problems but sometimes there is a way through? Does he ever take you out anywhere? Do you share any similar interests. I know you will probably dismiss this to start with out of anger and frustration - I have been there. Is there anywhere you can go for somewhere for time-out. Your own bedroom or friends or family? Unfortunately, its not really within your control. Its a shame you don't have more contact with your own father but Good luck! :)

I have some contact with my real father, very little though. My friends say I can go to theirs if it gets tough which im really happy about, but I feel wierd cause it is my house aswell and I shouldnt be pushed out, why doesnt he go somewhere instead. We dont share any intrests, honestly, not one.

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