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@goodlistener Honestly. I think you're not too harsh, but you've been way too lenient. She's prioritizing the wrong things. Schoolwork needs to be done first, then socializing/internet. This is going to take effort on your part as a parent. It will be painful for both of you. But she must...

@bobear24 If school is the problem, she can drop out, work a job, and study for her GED.

@nyxstory This is a tough situation that you're in. My daughter attends her high school performing arts academy (she's in the theatre strand), and the students are required to maintain a certain GPA to stay in the academy. Even the One Act Play Team is considered a winter sport in our state...

@convictionofgod Mom, He's 15 and old enough to make his own food for dinner. If my 16 year old doesn't like what my husband cooks for dinner, she's not allowed to complain about it. She must make her own meal. It's usually something simple like a sandwich and vegetables from our family...

@scottwilson Is he in therapy? If not, please consider getting him into counseling and a psychiatric evaluation. It sounds like he has some issues that are out of your scope as a parent. Hugs to you, Mama, you're doing the best you can.