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19yr stepson. recently moved in from living with his mother who treated him like a baby. i dislike everything about him. laugh, eat, etc.what do i do?
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Family therapy: You sure sound like you need therapy. And perhaps couples counseling is indicated as well.
Answered 2/9/2014
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