Tuesday, April 14, 2009

6 am

The phone shrilled me awake. I bolted from the bed to stop the ringing before it disturbed the bed guest that had joined me at 3 am (I am cursing the day I converted Miss Ky's crib to toddler bed).
On the other end was Son #1 in hysterics. Literally, hysterics. Through sounds that sounded like a cross of maniacal laughter and wailing I waited for the words, "I've shot myself" or "I cut myself". He couldn't complete a full word other than "Mom?!".

I kept calmly saying, "Take a breath, J1 I need you to calm down and tell me what's happened because you're scaring me" and he responded, "I....I....I...".

This is the life I lead with a child who won't get professional help.

Apparently young girlfriend hasn't been all she's been telling him (didn't we all know she was lying?).
The thing about youth, it makes you stupid and you do stupid things, like post photos all about the guy you're seeing behind another guy's back for the last two months.

I asked, "She wasn't smart enough to block you from MyFarce?"
"She did, but she didn't block the band's account" (clever boy).

So it's a toss up. Fly to the states to kick her useless little hind end myself or hire a hit man. I don't know any hit men, but I'm figuring with today's economy, there are plenty of people wanting a little cash. Ok, for the sake of the one fool that thinks I might be dangerous to a teenage girl, we all know I wouldn't really do this right?

Mothers, "train up your (daughters) in the way she should (be honest)". Please teach them that the words, "You deserve someone better than me" aren't always the best words to extricate oneself from a relationship one has lost interest in.

Young dating-aged woman, young men are like puppies. If you stroke their egos and show them affection occasionally, they will follow you anywhere. They are blind to your cruelness and will eagerly accept your apologies after neglect. You'd never kick a puppy in the face, so don't do it to a young man either.

I'll get off my soap box now. That's what I do on three hours of sleep, I preach. I tell everyone how to rear their children and ramble on a blog that has somehow attracted spammers from China (go away useless scum)(readers from China are always welcome, spam not so much so).
Now if you'll excuse me, I am going to try to nap before I have to pick up Things 2-4 from their football camp so that I can feed them and drag them all to Thing 2's football training. I live the enviable life.


25 comments:

  1. I am so sorry. Hoping maybe he can move forward eventually now.

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  2. I'm so sorry. I've been praying for him and I'll continue.

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  3. I suppose girls have always been cruel, but now that I see what happens through a mother's eyes, the cruelty seems to have escalated dramatically.

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  4. He continues to be in my prayers my friend.....

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  5. Oh dear, oh dear.
    Continued prayers.

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  6. she sure does deserve a good kick in the butt - errrrrrrrrrr!

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  7. I live in Ohio...how far would I have to go to kick a little hind end for ya??

    I'll be in Florida next week, would that be closer yet??

    Continued thoughts & prayers are with you all.

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  8. I'm so sorry. I'm in Utah- am I any closer to being able to provide the much needed butt kicking?

    I cannot imagine how stressful it must be for you to be so far away yet feel such a need to be close at hand.

    Maybe he'd be willing to take a vacation to England to get far away from her for a bit and relax? Would he come? Could he?

    I've had a loved one whose life was on fire due to mental illness. I know the stress firsthand and I can't imagine how much harder it would be trying to cope with it all from so far away. Your poor heart must be so broken. I wish I could help.

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  9. Maybe now he has a belly full of her crap. I wish I could do something. Some thing to help.

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  10. ACK!!!!! what a scummy little twerp of a girl....what a manipulator! growl! how i wish i was closer to your boy jeri---seriously and utterly. he needs some mother shaken some sense into him....and some serious huggin' too ;)
    **still praying for him!

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  11. The sound of your child's heart breaking is never a good sound. I am so very sorry.

    That nasty little wench!

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  12. I'm sorry he has to go through this, but maybe it will help in the end knowing what she was doing and how not worth it is to dwell on her.

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  13. Thank you again everyone-- you have been a tremendous comfort this month!

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  14. So, I deal with stress through humor....Did you see that episode of Malcolm in the Middle? The one where the mom gets even with 4 teenage girls for hurting Reese? When you were talking about kicking said girls butt, that is what I was thinking about.

    You, J1 and the rest of you are in my prayers.

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  15. I've been catching up with your blog (life). It sounds terrifying.

    I hope the revelation is giving J1 a better sense of perspective on the little b... I mean witch.

    Perhaps if you enter my giveaway I can at least spread a little lego joy over to Miss Ky.

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  16. I'm sorry your son called so early, but I'm glad he called you. I know you've been extremely worried about him.

    I hope he can now move on and get out of his depression, but I hurt that he's going through all of this right now.

    He will remain in my thoughts and prayers.

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  17. Y'know, it seems to me that this would in some way be comforting to him. In some very TINY way. That it wasn't just a "it's me" thing. He's been duped, yeah. But she's not worth spending any more emotional energy on. She's a skank. It really ISN'T J1. It IS her. What a waste.

    Sorry.

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  18. I'm sorry for your son and what he's going through. So hard for you, being so far away. Let's see, I'm in Vegas. He's in AZ right? I'll go kick some skanky behind for ya'!!
    I agree with several comments above--well, actually all of them, but in particular--at least he called you, his momma for consolation, and number two, hopefully, he'll begin to see what a truly horrible person she is, and yes, he really does deserve SO much better.

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  19. Everyone said everything I want to--except that as a loyal Montanan I think I posses the best booty kicking capabilities--just sayin...

    And our mantra at our house is you don't have to be in love with them (boy or girl) or be their best friend--but you do have to play nice--ALWAYS!!

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  20. i promise to teach my daughters to respect guys.
    i'm so sorry he is so hurt and you can't be with him.
    i'm thinking of you!!
    xoxo

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  21. A stupid question comes to mind, is he ok? It's so hard. You feel like you'll never get by it. Man. Hope he's ok.

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  22. This has to be so much harder being away from each other. I hope he sees now she's not worth the pain.

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  23. Both of my kids have been deeply hurt by idiots who care not for anyone's feelings. I've tried to toughen them up & think I have them believing they don't ever want to be with someone who doesn't want to be with them. Yeah. Right.

    I do wish he'd get some help though. He can't do it all alone & neither can you honey. Prayers & hugs to all of you from the deepest part of my heart...

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  24. I'm so sorry, I hope he's doing all right and that she'll move along and leave him alone.

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  25. Oh my goodness! I hope she hits the road, and he can pull his broken heart back together.

    I like the idea of calling them Thing 1, Thing 2, Thing 3..... Very cute.

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