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he is totally disrespectful. he destroys my house by making holes in the walls and doors. he will break my stuff if he is mad at me. he is 6'2" tall and he gets in my face and screams at me at the top of his lungs. he is rude to any of my friends that come over, so now nobody even comes over to see me. he won't go to school. the cops came the other night, but they said they wont take him away. they made him pack a bag and leave the house . but when i wasn't home, he came back. he spit on a friend of mine. what do i do? i am going to go crazy. i want him to get out of my house and get the mental help he needs.

2006-11-12 03:20:55 · 23 answers · asked by anniebannie1963 1 in Pregnancy & Parenting Adolescent

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as your his guardian, look into finding some counseling for him,,, your local family and childrens services should have some info for you,,, also an option is having him commited for testing, obviously something is going on with him,,, he has alot of anger,,,im not sure if i would refer to it as crazy,, remember, he is still a child, a troubled one, no matter what his size,,, the concept of getting him out of your house and him getting the help he needs, probably wont work, you need to /have a responsibilty , to find him the help he needs. no the police cant step in, but the courts can ,, best of luck with it

2006-11-12 03:27:45 · answer #1 · answered by dlin333 7 · 0 0

Sounds like your already on the right track. You may have to contact the police and press formal charges. Consider contacting a local behavioral health, or counseling hospital. If nothing else talk to his doctor about these issues, they can help you with some things you can do on the medical side. Also, see if there is an alternative school availible for kids that get really bad grades and are in trouble a lot.
Good Luck! We're getting close to being in the same boat you are, if you figure it out, let me know what works!

2006-11-12 17:17:28 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Have you ever sat him down and tried talking to him.Asking him why he's so angry.Maybe he feels he can't talk to you.Go to big brothers and get him a male he can hang out with.Just because he's acting out doesn't mean you get rid of him.Children are not toys you can throw away when they break.Needless to say there is something going on with him that maybe you don't know about.Maybe drugs or abuse(when he was younger)get him some help someone to talk to.Do everything and try everything before you send him away.Most important let him know you love him and are there for him with no judgement and good luck.

2006-11-12 06:32:21 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

the way I see that is if you're giving him an section to stay then you are permitting him. you may kick him out. he's sufficiently previous to proceed to exist his personal. call the police and tell them that he's not meant to be there. i recognize it type of feels harsh yet once he sees that you're serious than perhaps he will replace his procedures. He laughs at you reason he's familiar with you wont extremely do something. He difinatley does favor help and tell him that if he doesnt get it than you'll not connect his existence your help financially and emotionally will be not. If he does not trust then you get him out of your position. And keep on with what you've informed him. Dont decrease backtrack. that is going to likely be problematical yet contained sooner or later if he receives more effective he will thanks for it. it type of appears like an undesirable thanks to do issues yet i extremely imagine its the finest. desire this allows i am going to wish for you and your son. also if the daddy is contained in the image and also you'll communicate with one yet another perhaps you may connect forces and make issues a touch more convenient.

2016-11-29 01:47:58 · answer #4 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

It is obvious that your son is having some MAJOR issues.

Is his father around? because if not, that will certainly make a child mad. Think about what have you done. If you have done any of these, then perhaps he's angry because of you:
-you've ignored him when he needed you
-you've brought another man in the house
-you spend more time with your friends, than with him
-you never make the effort to do things that he likes
-it seems like you don't appreciate him

You really need to think about those. and answer truthfully.

If he is mad for those reasons, sit down with him and ask him, "How did you feel when I did that?". and then perhaps you can tell him what you didn't appreiciate, like "I didn't like it when you spat in my friends face".

You need to start communication with your son then he'll start seeing that you care, and stop acting up.

Try saying "I love you" to him and see how he responds and when you say it, say it seriously, looking into his eyes.

2006-11-12 03:26:46 · answer #5 · answered by curlyfries 2 · 0 0

Madame I am going to be totally honest with you. What you have is a son who is misunderstood to the fifth degree and is not being seen the right way. You may see him as some freak of nature 17 year old, but he is just another one of the lonely people his age. He is lost. Have you tried talking to him? If so, don't. Believe me I wasn't that bad at my age but I was bad. DONT TRY TALKING TO HIM. or spending time with him. at that age all he wants is to be left alone. i suggest you just give him the rides he needs, let him get together with ppl, as long as he's off drugs and not trying to stab u then ur ok. its a phase. hes a rebel. and the truth is my heart goes out to HIM. whens the last time he tried pursuing a dream of his. what IS his passion? thats the ONE thing that could help u two connect is helping him fine ways to achieve his dream. my dream was acting and at the age of 14 my mom drove me 1.5 hours every tuesday to and acting school. if he doesnt want to talk about it then let him be. dont have ur friends over your house, go over theirs. face it, its only a phase and its totally normal. id be more worried if all he did was eat brocolli and read the bible.

2006-11-12 03:30:44 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Get him to a good doctor right away. At that age he may refuse to go, but try your best to convince him that if he can't control himself there must be something wrong and he needs to find out what it is and get help for it. If he is diagnosed with a mental disorder, remember it is not his fault! If you are afraid he's going to harm someone you can have him admitted into a state mental facility against his will, but they will only admit him if he is a threat to himself or others. Good Luck!!!!!!!

2006-11-12 03:28:28 · answer #7 · answered by cltd 6 · 0 0

i am sorry to hear your problem, it reminds me of me when I was 16. my dad had left and when the father figure had gone i got up to so much trouble it's hard to look back and believe.

I assume there is no male role model who can talk to him?

my mum called the police on me and i went to live with my dad, i was good ever since.

my suggestion then is to get someone that is male and responsible to speak to him, get him talking, tell him there are better ways to deal with his anger (which is abundant at that age)

maybe get him to join a boxing or martial arts club, it's a good way to channel that aggression, and at the same time learn much needed discipline and order.

be patient it does pass, he will regret every bad moment i promise. I certainly do.

My mother and I now enjoy a close friendship and i have apologised to her sincerely for the trouble i put her through

good luck

2006-11-12 03:32:15 · answer #8 · answered by Simon W 2 · 0 0

Ok...First try talkin and if that doesn't work...do this....1. find sumthing really really hard and bust his skull open with it.2. Find a nice sharp knife, insert it in his abdomen, and make him cry like a lil biotch.3.Call up a local boy who is bigger than him, pay him $100 bucks, and have him beat the brakes off your sons stupid a$$.Thank you and have a nice day....

2006-11-12 15:31:06 · answer #9 · answered by *Proud Mommy Of 2* 4 · 1 0

First of all, he is your son. You have to accept his behavior because you were the one who gave life to him and raised him to become the person he is now. You may need to bring a psychiatrist to your house instead of taking your son to see him. This is the only thing you can do now.

2006-11-12 03:25:09 · answer #10 · answered by Mrs Apple 6 · 0 1

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