Be glad that someone actually cares about you and try to behave reasonably, if that's even possible as a teenager.
2006-07-10 09:32:15
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answered by Bentley 4
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1st off...is your own DAD a part of your life? If not maybe the step-dad has stepped into the roll of DAD. You shouldn't fault him for that, you should fault your own father for being absent from your life.
Control...is the key word in your question. Is the control a parental role stating that you are not allowed to do something and you call it control because permission was denied? Remember you're young, immature, and a parent is wiser, smarter, and has had more life experience that you. Quit being a spoiled brat and accept your parent (step-father's) intervention with you. It's not control it's LOVE.
2006-06-26 23:37:36
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answered by aunt_beeaa 5
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...Even though you have a stepfather, you also have your natural father. If your natural father is still in your life, he is your father. Your mother wants you to give her current husband the same respect that he is the man of the house. Though there is not a rule stating you have to like the guy, at least give him the due respect that he is an adult in the house hold, and that is putting food on the table and clothes on your back. We never called our step-father "Dad", it was always by first name...but as long as we were under his and mom's roof, he was the man of the house.
2006-06-26 23:48:24
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answered by C G 2
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that's the exact way with me, my mom just got married under a year ago and my steep dad has pretty much taken over everything, and i just started talking again to my dad about a year ago and now once again he's out of my life, and I'm not going to talk to him,
but all you can do is think how grate full you are, you at least have a mom, some people haven't got anyone, and for me, i go down to my aunts house during the summer and on weekends, Ive done that since i was little, my sis and bro stay home though....
people are problem going to tell you to try and talk to them, but believe me its not that easy, so i just don't talk to him that much,
2006-07-05 05:13:53
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answered by Leesh 3
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for an similar reason all stepmoms are always bitchy, and evil. And for an similar reason all stepchildren are always attempting to get rid of the different figure. portray all with the comb of the few you've expirience with is arbitrary to those who really do sturdy. the very actuality continues to be that the mum has chosen this significant different - and if he's particularly that undesirable - you should take along with your mom, ask for some intervention on her area. also, the excuse "for no sturdy reason" is used through this variety of number of human beings, and oftentimes incorrect - per chance in case you (stepparent and toddler) might want to really talk instead of screaming and shouting - issues would artwork. lately, human beings commonly do no longer look to carry close the thanks to talk. i do no longer comprehend the way it became 40 years in the past, or 60 - i`m not in any respect previous adequate to carry close that - yet contained in the purely excellent 10 years I have considered communique (speaking with one yet another) bypass down the drain. Who or what's to blame for that - i`m no longer effective. yet with somewhat attempt, i imagine you would possibly want to all earnings. little ones, and step mum and dad.
2016-10-13 21:12:20
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answered by cohan 4
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First of all he's an instant dad. He's not trying to be your dad, he's trying to love you like one though. Have you looked at from his point of view? Would of you felt alot better if your mom was the one controlling you instead of him, and he sat back and acted as if he wanted nothing to do with you?
Also ask yourself if he is being unreasonable. Is his rules unfair? Have you tried asking him about it?
and if he is really that bad, and your mom isnt listening, maybe you need to go to another adult to talk to that will listen. Someone who might go speak to your mom on your behalf.
2006-07-10 10:45:55
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answered by ivehadbetter30 1
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Many men have a hard time expressing their emotions for the reasons that are happening right now to you...they were treated the same way you are being treated by him. I would definitely seek some type of counseling (some use a sliding scale for payment) if you are unable to find that look for support-groups in your area...and most of all stay out of his path if you can do so...
2006-07-06 23:02:21
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answered by Aldebaran 2
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He's not your biological father. See, some guys come into the picture and expect to be the 'man' of the house. Just tell him that you already have a dad and don't need another.
2006-07-08 13:01:05
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answered by hot chocolate 2
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I have a step dad that i did not like in the begining of our relationship. If your mom really loves him than there is only one thing to do. Try your best to get along with him.I did and we have been good friends for 20 years now................but he still gets on my nerves every once in a while.Thats life kiddo.
2006-07-10 08:42:12
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answered by Anonymous
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I had the same problem with my step-mother. All you can really do is adapt. As long as your mother is happy and you live under her roof, you gotta play along. There is nothing you can do to change things, except to make sure to express your opinions if he is pissing you off, but not to the point where a yelling match starts. you want to come off as the good guy. So just adapt, go along with it, and stand up for yourself.
2006-07-09 23:33:20
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answered by Anonymous
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If you are living under your stepfather's roof along with your mother and he is providing that roof, and food in your stomach and clothes on your back you suck up and deal with it. If he pays the bills of the household he can make the rules along with your mother. If you don't like it you can get a job and move out and try life on you own...
2006-07-09 19:40:00
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answered by Anonymous
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