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I have 4 kids. One of them is just — well I love him but his behavior is awful. As in criminal. The other three are within normal bounds for children. My dream would be that he eventually gets better, but my reality might be making him leave at 18. We’re working with a therapist, a psychiatrist, his school staff. I’m doing everything I can. But his siblings don’t deserve to live in a house full of his drama forever. FWIW: if he left at 18 I would still go see him wherever he puts down roots, help him move, etc., I’m not heartless, I love him Wow, your story is EXACTLY like a really good friend of mine’s situation. Literally had to look through your profile to make sure you weren’t him lol. He has 4 kids, and one of them does the Janis joplin rebel with a voice an American singer and songwriter T-Shirt but in fact I love this same shit. He’s a lanky white kid that thinks he’s a gangster, and talked a bunch of shit to ACTUAL thugs and told them to “come to my house and prove you aren’t a pussy” and sent them the address of the family home. The family home that has his little brother and two little sisters that are under 12. That and, the dad isn’t a big dude by any means and isn’t very threatening because he’s just a goofy happy guy. And that’s only the most recent issue, he’s been pulled out of work time and time again for the kid starting fights, bullying, etc. It’s so frustrating because that’s NOT the way the kid was raised at all, the other kids are well behaved and very respectful. Like you, he’s been working with mental health professionals, counselors, etc. And nothing is working. Definitely doesn’t help that the kid has this doom mindset of “I don’t care about my safety because I plan to be dead by 24.” How the fuck is he supposed to respond to that?

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