well my story

Discussion in 'Parenting' started by reeferkid, Jan 11, 2006.

  1. reeferkid

    reeferkid Member

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    Now if you could help me that would be really cool....

    Ok now i was born and raise in colorado and i moved out to cailfornia... I am a marijuana acitvist and i like smoking pot. i think of it as a medicine and not as a drug. i moved with my wife at her parents home. her parents are morman and are complete jesus freaks. just before new years my wifesa mom cought us drunk with my wifes brother who is 17 years old and i like it when i was under age and poeple bought me liqor. and on new years day searched our shit and kicked us out. and my wifes mom got all the family member to say goodbye like we were exiled and evil people. then her mom is talking a ton of shit to everybody we know about how we are evil and got her brother drunk. and that is bullshit.. oh she wont listen to us and keep sending us e-mails that she is trying to send us on this crazy guilt trip. and has add and justifys every thing so that she is right...

    If you can help or anything by giving me advice that would help alot

    thank
    Reeferkid
     
  2. icedteapriestess

    icedteapriestess linguistic freak

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    I think that maybe you should have respected your inlaw's beliefs. You were living under their roof, right? "Their roof, their rules" sort of thing.

    What is it that you want advice on? Getting her parents to forgive you? Finding a place of your own?
     
  3. hippychickmommy

    hippychickmommy Sugar and Spice

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    Before my husband and I had our kids, we were guilty of letting our underage siblings drink with us. Looking back, I wonder what the heck was going through our heads at that time, but then again, we were younger, and didn't think a whole lot about it as we too had drank underage.

    Now, as a parent myself, I would never let anyone underage drink in my home. Funny how things change.
     
  4. mynameiskc

    mynameiskc way to go noogs!

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    yeah, man, YOU fucked up. sorry. good luck finding a new home. where are you looking? riverside? there's some pretty nice places out there. they can be mighty affordable when you're not on the coast.
     
  5. HippyFreek2004

    HippyFreek2004 changed screen name

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    Yeah, regardless of whether or not you agree with their beliefs, you were living under their roof and should have therefore respected their beliefs. I know that as a teenager I would have loved someone buying me booze, but treating your in-laws beliefs on alcohol like they don't exist wasn't very respectful of you.
     
  6. busmama

    busmama go away

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    I just had a fit about a friend who is staying with us bringing over some local teens and giving them acohol. Sorry, But I told him if it happens again he'll have to find somewhere else to stay. As a parent I would not want someone to give my kids alcohol (or pot for that matter) If he wants a drink or a toke, I would rather it be with us, not the guy up the road. It does suck your M-I-L is being so negative about it. Chances are she will not be listening to you any time soon. I really don't know how to help you.

    Edit: It really wasn't so much about giving the kids alcohol, I got drunk as a teen, it was mostly that I had asked him NOT to bring them here and I felt really disrespected. It is my house, my rules.
     
  7. Stillravenmad

    Stillravenmad Member

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    If you're going to break the law, don't bring other people down with you. I don't know what it's like in California, but in New York, even though I'm not a minor, if I get drunk and get caught, my parents can still get into trouble. Law aside, it's not right to give other people's kids alcohol, especially if their parents are against it. That's just unethical. He's not your kid, you can't just decide what's right for him.
     
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