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Seems like you got the best one out of that family, unless your boyfriend has drinking/drug problems your not aware of...
What about his not aware of?
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Show it anyway"You're" is a contraction for "You are." As in... "You're an idiot." #1 was right. "Your" is more of a possession than anything. "Sir, your hat is on fire."
Ignore that comment. I didn't fully read #1's comment. Sorry.
Well this thread crashed and burned REAL quick
Was the dog smoking weed too,?? sorry op...
is this a reference to deathbulges illustrated fml?
Well wouldn't that make it a dogg?
I don't know how old you are but I'd suggest informing social services as that sounds like a very sad situation and the 11 year old specifically needs to be taken out of that for sure and your boyfriend as well if he is underage.
Agreed.
If I may make an addition in case OP reads this and her boyfriend is underage as well. If you do call social services he may not want to see you anymore for interfering with his family or he may be relocated from your area but don't hold back because you're afraid of that be brave enough to do the best thing for them and try and get him and his sister out of a bad situation. If he is of appropriate age talk to him about getting his sister moved out of there. No kids should be trapped with parents like that.
It breaks my heart because kids like that don't have a chance, they're doomed before they even get to branch out in the world. I really, really hope someone can step in. OP, if you personally are too afraid to step up, alert someone at the 11 year old's school. They'll definitely do something about it. If not school, I know there are hotlines (I know personally in my area you can call the sheriff and anonymously make a report) you can call so that maybe someone can step in for the 11 year old's sake.
Indeed #71 in that environment, with those parents, her trajectory in life is likely going to be so difficult she won't be able to right herself. If she is taken out of there and given something more stable/ caring she is still young enough to recover.
Pretty bad first impression.. But not the worst! Ask him if his parents liked you at the end of it.
you do realise that THEY made the bad impression and not OP?
They're better off running for it.
if they even remeber her
That's a messed up environment... If your boyfriend's clean and you see a future with him, you should definitely be there for him.
Nothing like a good old bonding time with the boyfriend's family ;) I hope your boy is better than them. If not, run away. Fast.
Nutella
beer, wine , tequila etc :D
#13 please stay away from any minors. Thank you.
Well miss, I rather disagree.
OH REGINALD. I DISAGREE
I do say, my monocle fell off during my jubilation.
Kool Aid, Lemonaid, Caprisun.
Water?
Corn?
I wonder how embarrassed your boyfriend might be.
rehab is for quiters
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I don't know how old you are but I'd suggest informing social services as that sounds like a very sad situation and the 11 year old specifically needs to be taken out of that for sure and your boyfriend as well if he is underage.
Seems like you got the best one out of that family, unless your boyfriend has drinking/drug problems your not aware of...