Stepdaughter problems....my stepdaughter is 10 and very disrespectful in my eyes I have two daughters of my?

Hiya :) when my dad and my stepmum got together I hated her and her family I thought she was trying to replace my mum (shes not dead) so my step mum sat me down and basically said that she wasnt the enemy she wasnt trying to replace my mum and she loves my dad and us and that she hopes we can be freinds. Try and make them see the world threw your eyes now me and my stepmum get on really well when I stay atmy dads she gives me hugs byes me presents more like a big sister really I hope this advise helps :) xx.

First of all, your fiance needs to set down the rules. Just because they're his daughters doesn't make anything they do wrong, right. Your trying real hard to accept them but its not going to be easy.

Daughters can be brutal when it comes to dad's new lady. I suggest that next time you go somewhere you take them, I don't care if they cry, yell or make a scene. He needs to tell them since you didn't behave when we left you last time, you are going with us until you learn to act your age.

Maybe if you start to act like descent young ladies then maybe we'll let you stay. Other than that, your going! As for your religion, I'm catholic too.

Just don't mind. Just say AMEN and leave the area. Everytime she says something about Catholics say something positive back.

JESUS LOVES YOU! Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!

Peace be with you, too! She'll get tired of it and not say anything anymore. Last, your fiance needs to know that once your married he has to stick by you no matter what.

You both have to agree on decisions when involving his daughter. No one sided ness.

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