Daddy, don’t touch me there
My father is touching me in places that make me feel uncomfortable. He will tickle me on my arms and as soon as my mother steps away, he tickles my bottom. Should I tell my mother or call the police? I am 12. You need to tell your father that you are not comfortable with him tickling you anywhere. Also, let your mother know that you are not comfortable with with your father’s tickling. If you are not happy with your mother’s answer, tell the guidance counsellor or your pastor.
I am upset with my mother. She is so busy and even though she makes 10 times as much money as daddy, I want her home more. Daddy is okay, but he is boring. Mommy is lots of fun. I am 14. We are Sabbath keepers and only Sunday is a good day for the family. Let mommy know that you wish to make an appointment to speak with her. When you talk with her, let her know that you love her and know that she is busy making money so that you can have a good life, but that you need more time with her. Ask her if, on a weekend, you can plan some special family time together. At church on Sabbath, sit with your mother and during lunch, sit beside her as much as possible. My father thinks that my mother is cheating. He is never home. You see, he is a disorganised person and always has to be running up and down fixing his mess. Mom, on the other hand, is cool, calm and organised. She is in sales and he always thinks that her clients are her boyfriends. Should I tell her to leave him? We can manage without him. A: Your mother and father need to go somewhere away from the house and sit and talk about the problem they have. If they cannot resolve it, they should seek the help of a marriage counsellor.