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I really need help!!! I know its kinda long but please help!

so my dad asked his girlfriend to marry him and I am totally against it!! I tried many times to tell him but he said he doesnt care and so I told him I wasnt going to go to his hoyse so that he could have a great life with her but he forced me to come to his house and I hate it their. my soon to be step mom is mean to me and my sister but nice to us around my dad! I tried to bond with her even though I hated it but she was a total @ss to me…help what do I do about her???

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Answer #1

your a big girl. you can decide whether or not you want to go to your dads house cant you? im sorry I’ve never been in a situation like that so I know, how can I help. but hang in there. something good comes out of every situation. for now ignore her, stay out of her way. be mature about it and dont hurt the relationship between you and your dad.

Answer #2

well you could call th epolice if shes mentally hurting you or physically hurting you. then thyell charge her an dyou can go live with your mom.

Answer #3

Sit down and have a serious talk with your dad. Tell him how you TRULY feel. Or try doing things around the house for your stepmom that’ll lighten her up a bit. Or if that doesn’t work - prove to your dad that she is being mean.

Answer #4

If you’re over 14 well it’s 16 you can choose where you want to live (IN CALIFORNIA) as long as there is someone over the age of 21 and it is sanitary.. the guardian approves and has a well paying job to keep up wit you and themselves…

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