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sheshe2

(83,843 posts) Fri Feb 6, 2015, 10:58 PM Feb 2015

Bully My Son at Your Own Risk

I knew when I walked into the house that something was wrong.

"Babe," my husband said, "your oldest needs some mom time."

I looked further into the house and saw my 10-year-old son sitting on the couch, arms crossed, huffing and looking at his lap.

"What's up?" I asked my husband.

He shrugged. "I have no idea. Go work your magic."

Even though my husband is a stay-at-home dad, I seem to have this special power over my sons. Or maybe it's just tenacity, because if one of them is upset, I will not stop until I get what's wrong out of them.

This is a good read. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/Amelia/bully-my-son-at-your-own-risk_b_6577458.html?utm_hp_ref=gay-voices

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Bully My Son at Your Own Risk (Original Post) sheshe2 Feb 2015 OP

It is good that he is comfortable talking with his mother. brer cat Feb 2015 #1

They sound like a pretty together family. sheshe2 Feb 2015 #2

brer cat

(24,589 posts)

1. It is good that he is comfortable talking with his mother.

Reply to sheshe2 (Original post)

Fri Feb 6, 2015, 11:24 PM

Feb 2015

Too many young ones have no one to confide in, no one offering comfort and support. It may be the difference keeping him alive, literally.

Thanks for the OP, sheshe.

sheshe2

(83,843 posts)

2. They sound like a pretty together family.

Reply to brer cat (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 6, 2015, 11:31 PM

Feb 2015

Open, honest and so much love. You are right, it will keep him alive and it will keep him centered as well.. brer cat.

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