How can I help myself and my child?
@Nevena83 (65282)
Serbia
January 18, 2019 8:05am CST
Good friends.
Yesterday I was not very active, because I had some obligations and problems.
My son behaves roughly every day, he is very rude, whatever I ask him, he speaks me shamefully. That really hurts me, I'm trying to talk to him, I turn his attention to his behavior is not good, but I feel like I speak the wall.
I know that he is not guilty of this, but I do not know how he picked up the behavior of my father and my brother ... I do not know how there are no emotions towards me? How does he not see it hurts? How does she not realize that this behavior is not nice?
How can I help myself and my child?
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@allknowing (130066)
• India
18 Jan 19
There must be an underlying reason for this Is there one?
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@allknowing (130066)
• India
19 Jan 19
@Nevena83 So sad your son did not have a happy environment to grow in You have to work hard to create peace around him. Wish you good luck
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
19 Jan 19
@allknowing Yes, I was wrong, but I did not know that in my family there would be such a hell.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
No, he does not respect me, but I do not know why. Maybe I was wrong, I did not punish him, but I could not. When he was a little boy, I could not punish him, because I knew that he only copied the behavior he sees in the house and that he is not guilty of this, but he is now bothering me, because I do not want him to be like my father.
@Courtlynn (66921)
• United States
18 Jan 19
I am so sorry he doesn't respect you.
I hope something ends up changing his behavior towards you, maybe try counseling together?
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@Courtlynn (66921)
• United States
18 Jan 19
@Nevena83 that's why I mentioned counseling, because its hard for you, and maybe a third party can help him talk.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
@Courtlynn You're right, but I can not afford a counselor. And when he was little, he did not talk much, he just listened.
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@Happy2BeMe (99399)
• Canada
18 Jan 19
@Nevena83 At that age he should respect you. It is hard to change that behaviour now. He was obviously taught my the men in your family that women are not worthy of respect. That is so sad and shameful to me. I can not imagine my children treating me that way. I feel bad for you.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
@Happy2BeMe Yes, it's terrible, but I do not know why it works, so I'm fighting for him all my life, I'm always with him, he has everything he needs, he has seen more times how my parents hurt me, so does not he feel the need to protect me
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@FayeHazel (40248)
• United States
18 Jan 19
How old is your son? It is believable that he picked up on your dad's behaviors. If your dad treats you like that, then it must be ok to do so, he might figure this.
I really wish I knew what went on in the head's of abusive people, but I have no idea how they justify those that they say they love.
Would he understand a talk? Could you guys come up with a word or words you could say when he started being rude? How about punishments. Warn him first - but - if he continues to be rude - he will miss out on his - whatever he likes. TV show, dessert, video game, etc....
Hope you find something that helps.
Is there a way you can live separate of your parents?
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@FayeHazel (40248)
• United States
18 Jan 19
@Nevena83 Ah, alas he is a bit too old for those punishments....
Puberty is a tough time. I'm sorry he has decided to act this way though.
I know it's hard, but maybe just remove yourself from the situation when he acts that way. After awhile he will learn that he is not getting attention - and maybe change?
I know that's easier said than done, too
I will hope that your situation changes and you are able to leave there
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
@FayeHazel In childhood I was always on the side of the weak, I always felt compassion with others who were powerless. And now I'm helping others, it hurts me when I hear somebody beat someone, he killed me, I'm very emotional, and I'm wondering he did not see anything from me, so he did not learn anything from me? I do not know how sorry he is when he brings me to tears? I just do not understand where I was wrong? Did I make a mistake if I did not get beaten?
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
He's 16 years old. His behavior began to change when he entered puberty, this was in grade 7. He told me somewhere where I heard my brother's sentence and I wanted to die, I was hoping something was right now, but no, he continued to be worse. He simply uses to tell my father, my brother, he behaves the same as they are toward me ... I try to be strong, I tried not to react, to talk to him, but it just does not have any effect ... Then they I told him to show him how I felt when he hurt me, so that he understood it, I began to show, but he only withdrew for a moment and continued his behavior for a few days. No, I do not have the ability to live apart from my parents and it kills me.
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@just4him (306239)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
19 Jan 19
@Nevena83 Start praising his good behavior and ignore the bad unless you need to punish him. You know when he's trying to push your buttons. Ignore it. Eventually, when he sees the praise you're lading on him for the good he does, he'll switch it up. I hope.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
I do not know what else to do. I try to tell him every day to see that he is wrong and that this behavior is not good, but he does not seem to hear it. For two days he is calm, then he continues on the old. He simply uses the same dictionary as my brother and my father ... It's terrible.
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@ilocosboy (45157)
• Philippines
19 Jan 19
Maybe you should have bonding together. I mean you go to travel in some places, eat at other places, or watch movie.
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@ilocosboy (45157)
• Philippines
19 Jan 19
You cando it in the city, you too have coffee together in a cafe.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
19 Jan 19
@ilocosboy No, I never go to the cafe, because I do not have money for such things. When he was little, they would go to ice cream.
@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
19 Jan 19
Yes, you are right, I think it would help a lot, but I do not have money to travel. A few days ago we looked together cartooned, but he constantly looked at the phone.
@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
Always when I see your image, I remember your price and I can not even imagine the pain. My child is alive, so I feel horrible pain because of his bad behavior, I can not even imagine anything worse than that. Every day I fight, but I do not know what to do anymore. There are advisors, but I can not afford them.
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@CarolDM (203454)
• Nashville, Tennessee
18 Jan 19
@Nevena83 I hope I am helping in some small way if nothing else to remind you that things can be worse. You still have a chance to help your son. I can feel your frustration and not knowing what to do. There has to be programs somewhere that can work with you based on your income?
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@WiseGhots (14607)
•
19 Jan 19
I'm sure you should do your best for him, but if he doesn't want to learn, life will teach (and in a way he certainly will not like it ).
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@WiseGhots (14607)
•
19 Jan 19
@Nevena83 This is really complicated. I wish you a good luck, my friend.
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@jobelbojel (34729)
• Philippines
20 Jan 19
It is because of the modern world. Your son is not alone in his battle to behave properly. I hope that as he grows older, he will learn to behave.
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@GreatMartin (23677)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
20 Jan 19
How old is he??
From what little I read his grandfather needs to be given limits and time with your son.
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
20 Jan 19
He's 16 years old. My father is also responsible for my child's behavior. My dad would be happy to have my son beat me, he was now reluctant to behave badly toward me.
@antonbunot (11091)
• Calgary, Alberta
18 Jan 19
How old is he? Kids crave for attention. Maybe he just wants more attention from you and his dad.
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@antonbunot (11091)
• Calgary, Alberta
18 Jan 19
@Nevena83 O,well, he is no longer a kid . . . He is 16 years old. Just talk to him nicely. Don't argue or yell at him. Be kind to him. Your kindness and understanding will eventually melt his heart . . .
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@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
@antonbunot Yes, he is no longer a child, and that's why his behavior hurts so much. But I start shouting only when he really exaggerates. I'm always polite, I'm always joking with him, I'm always gentle, but he does it so hard to hurt me, that he leads me to shout or cry, but he does not seem to care.
@Nevena83 (65282)
• Serbia
18 Jan 19
Yes, it's very difficult, but I'm afraid he will become like my father and my brother, but I do not want to. I do not want my child to be a bad man. And I do not know how to fight.