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Old 11-29-2007, 04:47 PM
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Well i want to move out because my mental health is at danger!!

What is the name of your state? maryland

Hi well i wanted to know of the legal age to move out of your house is. Well i want to move out because since i was like 9 i have been suffering through mental and physical abuse. I have been him many times and talked down to like i was nothing or less then a wonderful child of god!

Well i hate it and it still goes on the mentel and verbal part! I mean i hate it here at my house i really do! And at times i was told that i could get out if i did'nt like living there! And i want to move out but i want to make sure that im doing it the legal way and not so they can screw me over! Ya know

So, what should i do?

-mz. 1 goddas
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Old 11-29-2007, 04:49 PM
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What is the name of your state? maryland

Hi well i wanted to know of the legal age to move out of your house is. Well i want to move out because since i was like 9 i have been suffering through mental and physical abuse. I have been him many times and talked down to like i was nothing or less then a wonderful child of god!

Well i hate it and it still goes on the mentel and verbal part! I mean i hate it here at my house i really do! And at times i was told that i could get out if i did'nt like living there! And i want to move out but i want to make sure that im doing it the legal way and not so they can screw me over! Ya know

So, what should i do?-mz. 1 goddas
Google "Maryland emancipation" and see if you can fit the guideline.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:01 PM
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There are many times I treat my child as "less than a wonderful child of God", doesn't mean I'm abusing her.....
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There are many times I treat my child as "less than a wonderful child of God", doesn't mean I'm abusing her.....
Teenager = Drama. Can't separate the two, dangit!
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:08 PM
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There are many times I treat my child as "less than a wonderful child of God", doesn't mean I'm abusing her.....

Yes, that tends to happen when my 12 year old gets a bit mouthy, my 8 year old gets whiny, my 5 year old starts being bratty, or my 3 year old throws a temper tantrum. They're lucky if I 'treat' them in any manner. Normally, they're just told to go to their rooms and out of my sight and hearing until they can act like a human being again, instead of a snotty PIA.

and THAT'S on my tolerant days.
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okay so basically I am supposed to look online at each particular state and then get their specific question answered?---kidyivau1
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There are many times I treat my child as "less than a wonderful child of God", doesn't mean I'm abusing her.....
Does Jesus have a sister?
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:09 PM
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Teenager = Drama. Can't separate the two, dangit!
hehehehe.....

question, if a child is acting like a little demon and you "put the fear of god into them" will they then act like one of these, what was it? wonderful children of god????
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:11 PM
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Depends on which conspiracy theory you subscribe to.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:13 PM
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hehehehe.....

question, if a child is acting like a little demon and you "put the fear of god into them" will they then act like one of these, what was it? wonderful children of god????
"Train up a child in the way s/he should go, and when s/he is old s/he will not depart from it."

Best words of wisdom on the topic of child-rearing, ever.

A close second is: "GO TO YOUR ROOM AT ONCE!!!"
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:15 PM
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A close second is: "GO TO YOUR ROOM AT ONCE!!!"
...and as they STOMP, STOMP, STOMP out of the room, tell them to come back and walk out of the room in the proper manner.

It's just so hard to keep a straight face. You must train yourself to stay in control until you can get into your private area to crack up.

Wow...I guess the OP would think I am just sadistic.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:19 PM
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...and as they STOMP, STOMP, STOMP out of the room, tell them to come back and walk out of the room in the proper manner.

It's just so hard to keep a straight face. You must train yourself to stay in control until you can get into your private area to crack up.

Wow...I guess the OP would think I am just sadistic.
Hee! So true!

Also, as they are being taught to walk decently instead of like stompy monsters, they must also arrange their faces in some semblance of pleasantness, instead of the sullen look that I cannot and will not abide.
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...and as they STOMP, STOMP, STOMP out of the room, tell them to come back and walk out of the room in the proper manner.

It's just so hard to keep a straight face. You must train yourself to stay in control until you can get into your private area to crack up.

Wow...I guess the OP would think I am just sadistic.
I love that! I do that exact thing to my daughter when she rolls her eyes!!! (AT 6 YEARS OLD- uh uh I don't think so little missy)...what really get's her is I say it in a very sweet voice "kiddo, come on back here and try leaving the room the right way this time" ROTFLMAO!!!!! she had to do it 7 times once it was hilarious!
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Heh.

Every time my mommy says my name, she reminds me that I am a gracious and merciful gift from God. I love Etymology.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:23 PM
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Heh.

Every time my mommy says my name, she reminds me that I am a gracious and merciful gift from God. I love Etymology.
I do believe my middle might be your first!

I ADORE Etymology!!!
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Old 11-30-2007, 03:26 PM
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How did I miss this post?!!!

When can *I* throw a temper tantrum?!?!? Geez.. I mean like you know... When?

My kids argue about picking up their room, won't do chores, they keep asking me for money! Can you believe that?! They won't even do my laundry, or fix me dinner!!! They want me to take them places and buy them things! And they are just sooo rude! It just makes me so mad! Ya know.

What is a mom supposed to do these days?... I mean, like ya know? Can I move out?
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