I can't be bothered to name change.
He's on a two week half term and he's being nothing but a total pita. He's four and half years old and I don't even like him. Go on, flame me. But I'm ready to tear my hair out, run screaming from the house and lock him in the cellar until he's back at school.
He constantly looks to make his sister cry, tormenting her by ripping every toy or book out of her arms. He always looking to make trouble, throwing toys, tantrums, breaking things, painting walls the very second my back is turned to wash his sister's hands after a painting session.
He gets loads of exercise. He's being a little horror and refuses to listen to anything I ask him to do or just blows raspberries and laughs in my face whenever I tell him off. Which seems to be constantly.
My due date is on Sunday for dc3 and right now all I can do is cry at the thought of having to deal with this horrible behaviour as well as having a baby. He is difficult.
I really really don't like him right now. Since he was two years old, our household has been a misery walking on eggshells around him, trying avoid his tantrums and rages and we're not walkover parents who just accept anything a kid wants for a quiet life. I've had enough of him, the stress he actively seeks to create and his ruling our house.
I just want to reject him totally and have absolutely nothing to do with him anymore. I cannot bear the thought of him near me right now because I feel he's being such a little shit every minute of every day. I'm at my wits end because there is absolutely nothing I can do to help improve his behaviour. We've tried everything.
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I can't stand DS anymore. Really and truly had ENOUGH.
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WinkyWinkola · 22/10/2009 16:17
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