If he is like this at home I am sure he's the same when he's with his friends. Before this escalates into bigger problems...like with the law...you need to contact family court so that they can set restrictions (PINS) or maybe remove him from the home temporarily and counseling. Has he been drug tested or evaluated medically? How is he in school? If he is acting out there maybe the psychologist can become involved or make recommendations. As he is both physically and verbally abusive, something needs to be done NOW! Someone will get hurt. I know this is a hard time for your family but the sooner you get help and sooner things will improve. There may be some rough times but if you all unite and he realizes there is a problem things will get better. Good luck to all of you.
2007-01-21 13:31:19
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answered by Lina D 2
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Hi, 14 can be a fairly volatile time for boys, but his behavior is a bit over the top. I know that you are his sis, but if at all possible, try talking to or iming him (when he is calm) about how his behavior is effecting you and your family. Try to use as many I statements as you can. "I feel terrible when you yell at Gma and I see how hurt she is. Why do you do that?" Also, try to talk to your parents about possibly getting him into family counseling. It sounds like he need some soon, especially since it is starting to escalate to him grabbing your mom and stuff.
Where is your dad in all of this? If he is not around, it might be time for your mom to call Big Bro. or something like that so he can have a male guide in his life.
Personally, I think a lot of "city kids" have trouble like this because they don't have a physical outlet for all their normal but crazy adolescent emotions. When we were growing up, our parents put all that angst to good use... I split a lot of wood and shoveled a lot of horse crap while working out a few teenage issues! Maybe going to the gym or having some work might help as well.
2007-01-21 03:06:53
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answered by dedum 6
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Something is driving this anger and aggression---he should be taken to see a child psychologist where he can be evaluated and given some counseling...in the meantime the dad has got to be the father and put this kid in his place-----I would also be curious about his friends...sometimes friends cant greatly affect each other so if his friends are this way also it may be one reason he is behaving this way.....yelling and hitting are not going to solve anything although the frustration is understandable----take awy his cell, his ipod and anything else that he likes......if he doesnt respect his parents now what will become of him later>? good luck.....
2007-01-21 03:01:06
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answered by Anonymous
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to an extent i agree with the firend who has given the first answer. ur father can be strict with him and that may cure him. are u sure that there is nothing wrong with him? i mean, is there something that is eating into his mind? has he been always like this? or is it something that stated afetr he started his teen years? boys at this age are really hot blooded- a time when they feel they r men and ready to face this world. tell your parents to have a serious chat with him. tell him how his behaviour upsets the entire family. be ready to hear his version too. if nothing works, u people can try some tricks. u can do something to make him feel that he has tto pay dearly fro disrespecting others. he should understand thta he cannot get away with everything. i feel that rest of the family should team up-not to be against him but to mae him realize his mistake. dont worry, everything will be alright. all the best
2007-01-21 03:01:05
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answered by lilac4u 3
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He needs a good A*s*s whippin. Maybe he'd think twice about his attitude and gain some respect for his elders. Your father needs to step in and do something about this brat! Your mom doesn't need to be punching him in the arm either. It show aggression and it also shows him that he can do it to her, too. If she can't control him, they need to call the cops and have him put into a detentional hall for juveniles, or better yet, enroll him in juvenile boot camp somewhere. Your brother will surely continue this pattern of behavior if he thinks he can get away with it. Odds are, he'll end up in jail when he is old enough and you'll be visiting him there. Good luck.
2007-01-21 03:01:01
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answered by Anonymous
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It's very difficult to fix this at his age. They've let (his parents I mean) him become this way and now his brain is fixed. It will require a radical solution such as a specialty school for troubled kids. I doubt seriously your parents have the ability to fix this themselves as they've already proven they don't know how. It comes down to taking control, being extremely firm, essentially taking his control away from his own affairs. They've given him too much "stuff" and not enforced rules and discipline nor have they instilled basic respect for other people. In his brain, the only thing that matters is his own personal pleasure and he could care less about anything else. That needs to be fixed when a kid is 6, not 14. I do wish you the best.
2007-01-21 02:57:00
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answered by The Scorpion 6
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Call social services has a special worker who deals with problem brats like him. He will be put in a place similar to jail but with visitation till he understand what he is doing. He is also on drugs. Don't try to say he is not! That's not normal behavior and is a perfect example to a drug addicted kid. Call now! Don't threaten him with calling, just do it! You need a shocking situation to wake him up! This will be the one you need to use!
2007-01-21 03:23:32
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answered by delux_version 7
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Wow. ok, First, your no longer undesirable for feeling those issues. mum and dad have a annoying time looking after an Autistic toddler, your nevertheless a toddler your self. I comprehend that your mum and dad ought to artwork with the intention to preserve all of you and that i additionally comprehend that daycare for little ones with Autism isn't handy. sit down down with the two considered one of your mum and dad & clarify that while you prefer to help out with your brother, your feeling overwhelmed and can prefer to talk thoughts for him. perhaps somebody else can take him for element of the week. or maybe they might learn day camps for him that concentrate on Autistic little ones. contained in the meantime see in case you are able to connect a help group for siblings of Autistic little ones. you ought to have the skill to %. up some coping innovations that way. finally i grow to be to commend you for stepping in to be your brothers caretaker. that's a annoying interest.
2016-10-07 12:10:16
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answered by duchane 4
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damn well I say that your brother is just Rebelling. Maybe he feels ou tof place. I;m not excusing why he's acting so ****** up towards everyone, but when I did that at home the yelling and stuff It was because i felt like no one ever cared abotu how I was it was my only way of expressing my feelings.. So talk to him and ask him if he feels that way.
2007-01-24 17:55:40
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answered by Anonymous
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once a 14 yr old has it in their mind that they aren't going to listen to anyone then that is what they are going to keep on doing until the law comes into play.how much younger was he when you first saw these signs coming from him?your family as awhole needs to gang up on him and lay down the law before he hurts one of you.
2007-01-21 03:32:42
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answered by Anonymous
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