July 19, 2007

Exhaustion

So I am working on moving my sh*t from one place to another, and now I am babysitting two little kids besides. The reason for the latter is that their mother is dumb enough to get on a motorcycle with a drunk. Road rash is a bitch, and so is she.

So now Miss Congeniality has found out I have her kids and has her panties in a wad that her ex can actually, you know, go to work instead of babysitting his children while she wallows around in self-inflicted agony.

By the time you read this, I may have been arrested for kidnapping. She threatened my brother with that bullsh*t, but didn't mention it when she called me. Because she knows I don't cave to her threats. Bring it on, you f*cking c*nt.

It is extremely tiring not to talk badly about her in front of her children, but I really do try. She puts them in horrible situations, spreading her legs for anyone who will pay her rent for the month and not caring if they're, say, a violent offender who beat someone in front of her son or has felony theft and felony arson convictions. His rap sheet is truly a site to behold.

I blame my brother for this sh*t, because he doesn't go to the court and get a protective order against the current "fiance". He caves into her threats and manipulations, believing she'll take his kids away. I understand that, but after the beating in front of his son, he should have marched his *ss to the nearest judge for a protective order.

*ssholes, all of them.

Posted by Jenelle at July 19, 2007 10:42 PM | TrackBack
Comments

Damn. I can see how your situation might make me want to choke a bitch.

Posted by: shank at July 22, 2007 10:48 AM

I'm not going to pretend to 'know' everything about your situation. And I know it's hard NOT to say anything negative in front of the kids, but for their sakes, don't. I'm saying this as a stepmom...my two stepsons' own mother married a sex-offender and let him molest them. The boys KNOW their mother is a(insert expletive of choice here), but it doesn't help them to hear it repeated aloud. There will come a time when they will say it themselves, but they have to come to that point by themselves. The kids suffer enough as it is...try as hard as you can not to add your angst to their already troubled lives. They need stable adults to be their strength. Thank you for providing that to the kids in your situation.

Posted by: Mrs. Who at July 27, 2007 01:37 PM