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October 22, 2008, 6:52 am PDT

Try this one...

My brother-in-law adopted two children in his last marriage. When the marriage didn't work out, he was forced to pay child-support, however, the children are now turned against him by the mother and do not want to see him. He still pays child-support.

Where does "the best thing for the children" come in to play here?

Is it truly the "best thing for the child" for the mother to be enabled with backdoor alimony payments just so she can party and keep the children hating the "father"?

I don't think so.

I think that child-support was good in the hands of responsible mothers, such as my own. But responsible mothers are getting harder to come by these days. People don't play fair like she did.

 There should be a ruling though as to guilt in divorce court to determine how much and who should receive it. In some cases, I believe that it should be paid into a trust fund only to be drawn on BY the child upon adulthood, and stipulated for such things as education, housing, food, or other necessities for them to start their own life.

In my adulthood I learned that my dad was a total jerk who cheated on my mother throughout their marriage, but he only paid $75/month for us three boys, while also claiming us as dependents. Cha-ching!

But that was back in the 1970's.

Why does it all have to swing so wildly to the extreme without the variables of guilt and responsibility being required in family court?

 
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October 22, 2008, 9:43 am PDT

Sue the State !

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This supject really stikes a nerve with me.

 

My husband who fathered a child 17 years ago (and I've been with him for 15 years of those years) has always financially supported this child, giving the child support directly to the mother (who never reported it to child services) and she was also collecting money from child services, yet she lied repeatedly about him paying the support to her directly. The last several years, we've sent the child support directly to the state, yet because so many county/state agencies are involved can't keep it straight among them selves the money they received and continue to deny that he is current. We've called office after office, spending countless hours on hold just for them to say they can't help us. We've sent copies of all the checks to each of the 3 offices to show proof that he is current with the support and that she received the money as well as the state, yet they refuse to acknowledge that his child support has been paid. 

 

I'm so fed up with this lying mother who continues to put stress on my family due to her lies. My husband isn't able to get his drivers license due to this, we have to file other foms at  tax time to keep the government from taking my refund, the stimulus check that came out this summer was taken from me and my children who desperately needed it and my husbands pay is garnished (so now he's a stay at home father, because they'll continue to take his paycheck). 

 

This other woman made a decision to keep this child and my husband supported her financially and emotionally as a father should, yet why is it all on the father who had a child. When is the responsiblity going to be placed on the mothers???

Your biggest problem is that the states hire certain people through affirmative action to handle all this. I believe the IRS does the same thing.

Sue the state for harassment and fraud; other than that, I think your only option is to move to another state that doesn't extradite dad's, like maybe Iran, and keep your identity and whereabouts entirely anonymous.

 

I think you guys should go on the show with this because there is a lot of this ineptitude going on in government offices.

 
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October 22, 2008, 9:46 am PDT

sue the state(cont.)...

...meanwhile the state and it's professionals continue to claim that they are doing "what's best for the children."

These idiots need to be taken to task, and I think Dr.Phil should do an expose' on this in a very public manner.

 
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October 29, 2008, 6:56 am PDT

Not Enough Direction and Discipline

Children are bad at criticising others in their ignorance on account of differences in others, and always have been. Discipline should remove this trait far from them.

However, such experimental differences in behavior are not a sign of permanent traits, as children become curious about their bodies. We all know this as a fact if we are honest about childhood. Weren't we all children at one time in our lives?

No, seriously, now. What gives?

The first child doesn't know what sexual identity is yet, and without the coaching of adults they wouldn' t even know the vocabulary.

The second child, being mocked by girls who obviously are undisciplined intheir own households, is a shame. However, what is the alternative for protecting them from the ridicule of others? Perhaps home-schooling and confinement to other interests?

 

To identify a child as "trans-gendered" or "gay" at those early stages in life is a mockery and a further insult to their innocent though strange behavior, and to recommend such a lifestyle to them as an alternative would be the bain of dangerous stupidity and yet another wound to their psyche.

It would be like telling your son:

"Sorry to tell you this, but girls don't like you and you act effeminate, so you are doomed to a life of pedaresty and perversion that will eventually cause diseases of which you cannot cure, behavior that is unacceptable to nature, and ridicule that you will not be able to bear."  

I mean, what is the alternative for them? Will recommending a gay lifestyle or trans-genderism relieve them of the public ridicule that accompanies their strange childhood behavior?

Certainly not ! In many ways it will only accentuate it, and especially so in their view toward their parents who should have protected them from a life of perversion and mental abuse that accompanies the homosexual lifestyle.

 
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October 29, 2008, 9:31 am PDT

Sandbox Psychology

Homosexuality starts in the sandbox, and the big funny guy that convinces other children to try things is the same one that says "Here. Eat this, it's just a tootsie roll."

In their adulthood they will then say "I was born that way" as an excuse for their guilty and morbid pleasures. Then we have these whacko professionals who say that it is scientifically so.

 

If they can bully your child into experimenting with them, then their social skills will be broken and melded back into a mentality that is corrupt and dangerous for their future, essentially becoming a slave to a group of very abusive and sadistic people with a flair for looking sweet and wonderful.

If your child has cross-gendered traits, they are a target for these abusers who tell them they have no choice but to become "gay", just like them.

 
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October 29, 2008, 1:46 pm PDT

You go Girlfriend !

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It is unbelievable how people can talk about something that they have not experienced and call themselves ''experts''. Just because they ''studied'' about something, that does not mean they are experts on that.  Mr. Glenn Stanton is completely out of his mind, not to mention, out of his league when he talks about this issue of gender confusion. I personally think that he is confused himself. And you can find that out just checking his website and reading his profile. I mean, his political history tells it all. But that aside, people like him need to stop thinking about themselves and what is ''right'' for them and for the society and be more christian, more loving and accepting. Not giving a child what they want or not allowing them to follow their heart and their feelings is not going to make them change who they are. Gender confusion is not about material things, keeping standard societal behaviors, or even obeying your parents, but about an emotional, psychological and mental condition that goes way beyond people's comprehension. What Mr. Stanton is preaching is to shut people down when we don't understand them and that is so wrong that he should be ashamed of even appearing on the show to talk about his ''expertise''. Can we send him to war? Maybe he will learn a thing or two there.

Go to the end of the line and let us experts tell you what's what.

Many children could have ended up gay, even myself because of the interference of cultural identity stamps and adult interference in molding my psychological makeup. But my mother was a Christian woman with a good head on her shoulders who taught me better.

I didn't persist in childhood gender experimentalism, although I was even molested by an older teenage boy once due to my own childhood curiosities and vulnerability. I learned to view it as unnatural and disgusting, just as it truly is, and also that I was taken advantage of, although my mother didn't know about the instance until I told her in my 40's. 

I am totally heterosexual, and vehemently opposed to homosexuality for what it truly is:

Sexually deviant abuse.

 
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October 30, 2008, 8:46 am PDT

Son, Daughter , You have no choice...

...and science says so.

 

What a crock!

 

To identify a child as "trans-gendered" or "gay" at those early stages in life is a mockery and a further insult to their innocent though strange behavior, and to recommend such a lifestyle to them as an alternative would be the bain of dangerous stupidity and yet another wound to their psyche.

It would be like telling your son:

"Sorry to tell you this, but girls don't like you and you act effeminate, so you are doomed to a life of pedaresty and perversion that will eventually cause diseases of which you cannot cure, behavior that is unacceptable to nature, and ridicule that you will not be able to bear."  

I mean, what is the alternative for them? Will recommending a gay lifestyle or trans-genderism relieve them of the public ridicule that accompanies their strange childhood behavior?

Certainly not ! In many ways it will only accentuate it, and especially so in their view toward their parents who should have protected them from a life of perversion and mental abuse that accompanies the homosexual lifestyle.

 
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October 30, 2008, 12:53 pm PDT

Okay then...

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Well we would certainly want to protect them from folks like you. Thank GOD not all folks are like you. Many people are caring and compassionate and see people as sacred and worth protecting, even if they are a bit "different."

 

Perhaps it is not these children that need changing; perhaps the folks who need to change are the ones who are perpetrating the ridicule.

... I will let you go on and sympathize with the teenager that molested me when I was a boy, and who claims that he "was born that way".  He was simply a predator.

He was left alone with his step-brother and sister one night and their home caught on fire. When he reached through the window to pull little Charlie out into the yard, Charlie pulled away and stayed in the house, only to be burned to death.

 

Poor guy. I feel sorry for the pervert.

 
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October 30, 2008, 12:59 pm PDT

What about the father of the first child?

He is obviously kind of fruity himself, but managed to sit there on the show all smug and silent while nobody took him to task for any accounting in this.

Whatever happened to Dr. Phil's old adage about the same-sex parent and their great influence on your personality? 

I bet he is bi-sexual and the mother is covering for him.

Has he been molesting that little boy and messing with his head?

 

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