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tylersmom

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72264kids said:
Look at me and add a 0, look in the mirror and take the 0 away, it it doesn't crack first. :eek:

Well, congratulation!! You made it past kindergarten math!! Good boy!!! You're daddy (who is probably also your uncle) must be so proud!!!

Oh no, you don't like me? I was so hoping we could become online pen pals!!! Darn!!! Yeah, you probably wouldn't find me attractive, me being outside of your family tree and all.
 


tylersmom

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OP, I do want to apologize. I may not be in agreement with how you are treating your child, but I hope you did get the answers you were looking for and that you enjoyed the entertainment!!
 

72264kids

Member
Shay-Pari'e said:
I just spoke with the office and Mary is on vacation this week. They are however going to try and get someone to take a look at this moron.

Makes you wonder why his only question on this site was about getting an E-mail with a message *To Get A Life*. Clearly he makes friends everywhere he goes.:rolleyes:
I was asking about you, you posted it didn't you? Get some viagra, it should help "stimulate" business, and get you a day job off of the PC, and off the corner :eek: !!!
 

lealea1005

Senior Member
nope.....ya won't see me......i have no plans of visiting your planet....

but i do hope you get the help you need for your anger management
 

ceara19

Senior Member
72264kids said:
Nope, all webpages have been archived. I can pretty well substantiate any level of "cyberstalking". Bring it on, I can't wait. Or wait, just ask your ex for a modiciation, I am sure that he will oblige you even though he is probably paying you enough already. Posters like you ask to be believed when you post, but refuse to take anyone elses word when it comes to their posts.

Funny how you give others "advice" but supposedly can't get your ex to pay. Grow up!

You are the liberal, isn't living off the government one of your strongest points, or is it a job at BK that you are proud of? :eek:
If you can't afford to have your Haldol refilled, I'll be happy to start a collection. I'm sure we could all come up with more then enough money to keep you knee deep in the psychotropic drugs you so obviously need.
 

chesley5874

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Are you guys having fun? I am raising the oldest of my kids and the youngest of my kids. My question was about relinquishing rights to the middle child who does not want anything to do with me or his brother and sister. It is not so I do not have to pay child support. It is because he wants nothing to do with me, and I have absolutley no say in what happens to him. He does not want to live with me or his father. If you know anything it is you can not force a child to move in with you because their would be major problems for either parent that he is forced to move in with. Say he is forced to move in with one of us their would always be the concern that he would run away. The enviroment that he lives in with his grandmother is not the best of late. I took my daughter away from her because of it, but, my daughter wanted to live with me and he does not. So does anybody have a real answer that does not include she went for support to force me to grow up, or that is the price for being a parent, because I am a parent to the children that want me to be and they live with me. I just needed to know about relinquishing my rights.
 

chesley5874

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tylersmom said:
You are an ALLEDGED (I don't think you can sue me for libel if I insert that word) psychotic jackass who is only here to annoy others and amuse yourself. I suggest you go get a job and maybe a life.

As for OP, so you basically are just willing to let your own child go? As a mother, I just don't get that. Well, look at it like this, the responsibililty you take for the child will only have to be a financial one. You're not getting out of that, as you shouldn't. If you are able to care for your 2nd child, you should damn well care for the 1st one.

I am caring for the first one. That is the only responsibility I have because that is all my mother wants from me. Did you not read the part where I said that my mother asked me not to give him up for adoption because she wanted to raise himas her own. To me raising him as her own means in all ways financially emotionally and all ways. There was a situation that happened about 13 years ago and my and I had two kids taken away from me and my daughter was one of them. The other child now lives with his fraternal grandmother in indiana. When I got pregnant with my third my mother wanted to raise him as her own. I had a fourth that I have raised since birth and recently I took back my daughter. My third child is the one who wants nothing to do with me. He is the one I am asking the question about. It is sad to say but, since I have not been around him much his whole life their really is no maternal bond with him, and he doen not have one with me.
 

ceara19

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chesley5874 said:
I am caring for the first one. That is the only responsibility I have because that is all my mother wants from me. Did you not read the part where I said that my mother asked me not to give him up for adoption because she wanted to raise himas her own. To me raising him as her own means in all ways financially emotionally and all ways. There was a situation that happened about 13 years ago and my and I had two kids taken away from me and my daughter was one of them. The other child now lives with his fraternal grandmother in indiana. When I got pregnant with my third my mother wanted to raise him as her own. I had a fourth that I have raised since birth and recently I took back my daughter. My third child is the one who wants nothing to do with me. He is the one I am asking the question about. It is sad to say but, since I have not been around him much his whole life their really is no maternal bond with him, and he doen not have one with me.
This information is of absolutely no LEGAL help to you. You should expect for the first question to be, "What made you think that it was a good idea to have a THIRD child, after you already had TWO children REMOVED because of your inability to care for them?" What it will come down to is responsibility. Based on the information that YOU have provided, you haven't exhibited much of that, at least where your first THREE children are concerned. I seriously doubt that you will be able to convince any judge that you have truly done everything in your power to be a good parent to this child only to have your efforts thwarted time and time again by your mean, hateful mother that had the nerve to take in and care for YOUR child.

Being a responsible GROWN UP and paying the price for being a parent were both valid responses. The fact is that there is virtually no way you are going to be let off the hook for your financial responsibilities to your child unless your MOTHER is the one to initiate the action.

You can claim that she is ONLY interested in the money until the cows come home, but no one here or in a court of law is going to believe a word of it as long as the child is being properly cared for. The emotional costs of raising a child are FAR more then the financial costs will ever be.
 

tylersmom

Member
chesley5874 said:
I am caring for the first one. That is the only responsibility I have because that is all my mother wants from me. Did you not read the part where I said that my mother asked me not to give him up for adoption because she wanted to raise himas her own. To me raising him as her own means in all ways financially emotionally and all ways. There was a situation that happened about 13 years ago and my and I had two kids taken away from me and my daughter was one of them. The other child now lives with his fraternal grandmother in indiana. When I got pregnant with my third my mother wanted to raise him as her own. I had a fourth that I have raised since birth and recently I took back my daughter. My third child is the one who wants nothing to do with me. He is the one I am asking the question about. It is sad to say but, since I have not been around him much his whole life their really is no maternal bond with him, and he doen not have one with me.

Let me ask you a question: Why do you keep having kids when you can't care of them?
 

72264kids

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lealea1005 said:
nope.....ya won't see me......i have no plans of visiting your planet....

but i do hope you get the help you need for your anger management
It's not anger management, trolls like you have control issues. You are the one who belongs on a leash. :D :D :D :D
 

72264kids

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ceara19 said:
If you can't afford to have your Haldol refilled, I'll be happy to start a collection. I'm sure we could all come up with more then enough money to keep you knee deep in the psychotropic drugs you so obviously need.
Go to the corner and see SHAY THE PRARIE DOG to get your fill of SPEED or EX. You probably haven't even reached the age of emancipation and you are popping out wanes? You are in a position to talk! :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 

Silverplum

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chesley5874 said:
Are you guys having fun? I am raising the oldest of my kids and the youngest of my kids. My question was about relinquishing rights to the middle child who does not want anything to do with me or his brother and sister. It is not so I do not have to pay child support. It is because he wants nothing to do with me, and I have absolutley no say in what happens to him. He does not want to live with me or his father. If you know anything it is you can not force a child to move in with you because their would be major problems for either parent that he is forced to move in with. Say he is forced to move in with one of us their would always be the concern that he would run away. The enviroment that he lives in with his grandmother is not the best of late. I took my daughter away from her because of it, but, my daughter wanted to live with me and he does not. So does anybody have a real answer that does not include she went for support to force me to grow up, or that is the price for being a parent, because I am a parent to the children that want me to be and they live with me. I just needed to know about relinquishing my rights.
You can't just get rid of an irritating kid. Usually.

Is there a qualified person ready and willing to adopt him? What does his father say about this?
 
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