Divorced Dad Won’t Uphold Mom’s “Reading Rule” On 15 Y.O. Teen, Gets Blamed When The Teen Wants To Move Out From Mom’s And In With Dad parenting rules
Because of the oppressive reading, excessive chores, and other privacy-invading rules, the 15 y.o. asked to live with his dad full-timeThe ex blamed the poster for not upholding the rule in his home, but he just wouldn’t do it because he didn’t agree with it
This is on top of all the reading and homework that he has to do for school, never mind the A in English that he already has. Because of this, the son started wondering if he could be with his dad all the time, after having decreased time spent with mom when the rule was first put in place, only visiting every other weekend.
The funniest comment on the post is someone doing some napkin math and saying that the parents should lead by example by reading 128 hours a day. Chop chop, parents!But let’s return to reading, shall we? Have you been there? I know I have. Having to read boring books and poetry that doesn’t resonate with me at school and then listen to the teacher’s analyses, as if they were facts handed down by the gods themselves.
But how can you fall in love with reading again? Or maybe, if you’re lucky , fall in love with it for the first time?The first critical step is to find something that interests you. Think of your interests and hobbies. Maybe you’ve always wanted to dive deep into a topic? Perhaps you’re more interested in self-help and self-improvement of some sort?
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