First of all, this is your step-father... married to your mother... which
is VERY close to incest. Secondly, your step-father is "supposedly"
married to your mother because he loves her. If he wants to have sex with
you, he doesn't truly and completly love her in the truest sense. He
sounds like an awful, horrible individual to even be looking at you in
this way. He should be looking at you through the eyes of a father. This
is completely unacceptable from my point of view. If your step-father is
even thinking about this, let alone vocalizing his wishes to you, he
should be chastized by both you and your mother. Above all, you should
NOT do ANYTHING with him. This would be betraying your mother, who has
sacrificed so much for you. How could you even think about doing such a
nasty, horrible thing to her?
In a previous article, "glddstgpsy" <glddstgpsy@yahoo.com> said:
>First of all, this is your step-father... married to your mother... which
>is VERY close to incest.
This is a very old post, and probably was posted by a Usenet troll,
just trying to get a rise out of us.
I see you're coming to alt.support.step-parents through
talkaboutparenting. This isn't a bad thing, but you have to be aware
that this is not a private board where everyone is registered and known.
This is a Usenet newsgroup that is open to anyone with a computer,
an internet connection and a newsreader, and it is being archived at
groups.google.com which anyone can look up anytime they want. Your email
address is hidden on talkabout, but it's not on Usenet! We can all
see it, and so can the spam harvester robots. The talkabout people are
just providing a web interface and forcing you to look at advertising.
If you want to make sure that google doesn't archive your posts you
have to put, as the **very first line of every post**
X-no-archive: yes
People who quote you, however, may be archived, and your words will
live forever.
If this is not a concern for you, you'll find this a pretty good
tough-love group. We generally don't waste a lot of time patting
people's shoulders and murmuring "There there, Dear". The response is
more likely to be "That's really rough, how are you making it worse,
and what are your choices for making it better?" If what you're
looking for is practical advice from a lot of people (mostly women)
who've been there and done that, this is the place to be. We are
stepmoms and biomoms, custodial and non-custodial. Sometimes we
are the step-parents, sometimes it's our husbands who are steps to
our biokids. Sometimes its our exes who have repartnered, and it's
our kids who are trying to adjust to a step in their lives.
Also, a number of our regular participants have problems reading
unbroken blocks of text. Others are just real sticklers for grammar,
spelling and punctuation. In general, your posts will be better
received if you use standard English conventions in your writing. No
one will try to *make* you do so, but if you don't, lots of folks will
just pass over your posts without reading them.
Tell us more about your situation.
Vicki

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