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Family Forum / Parenting / Step Parents / January 2006step daughter lost yet another job
this morning i was awoken with the news that my 18 year old stepdaughter was fired from yet another job...this one lasted 2 days...she was late again after 2 days on the job....its getting ridiculous...no work ethic...hopefully she has another one soon because she has a car that she has to pay for...50 dollars a week to pay for it....she isn't getting any money from me or mommy...she has to learn a lesson but sometimes she doesn't learn....or should i say..most times....another thing is the guys she is attracted to...all these lowlife bums that don't work and are in jail...when decent guys call her she doesn't want to have anything to do with them...but these guys that are soon to be convicts or are convicts...she likes them.... well....my 18 year old stepdaughter that thinks she knows everything moved out tonight...all i can say is good riddance...i hope she finds out how tough it is out there in the real world...she still has a lot of growing up to do and when she does ill probably be an old man by then...lol.lol.lol....well anyway...i heard that she has moved in with a friend of hers family and lets see how long they will put up with her sh.t....in my house its my way or the highway....i know thats a cliche but its the f.cking truth....i felt i was losing control under my own roof....anyway....i anticipate a very happy holiday on my end...and maybe on hers too but who the f.ck knows...all she is doing is breaking her mothers heart by being a little selfish, inconsiderate, and greedy little girl.... i have since found out that she quit the job she didn't get fired....she said it was too early for her to go to work....what kind of sh.t is that??? When she has to pay for her own gas and tires and insurance, she'll get a job. Just my two cents (and how I was raised). I had a job every summer since I was 13. Anyways, just a thought. Maybe transferring some of the financial responsibility to her will make her work for something. But, girls are indeed different! heh. We had a young man here who said he wanted to do a farm internship. Well, farm work was "too hard." (He'd only helped with the feeding and helped clean up around the house and the barnyard. We've not done any heavy work lately.) We got him a job in town, then (when I was too frustrated to deal with him in our house any more) I found him an apartment just a few blocks from his job. This week, he got fired - no call, no show. Word around town is that he thinks he can make it just fine relying on his monthly SSI checks. Blech. He's not coming back here for another shot. Kitten |
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