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Author Topic: Have you ever known a kleptomaniac? I do! Brother-in-law stealing for 2-3 years [Locked]
.Kid.  2 stars
Title: Disgustipated
Posts: 302
Registered: 2004-12-26 16:21:27
the_tessa posted:

how old is grandma?

you better watch it cause when you do report it, granny will get a guardian on that money and you will never see it again.



Shes 80. Whenever I get that old, I just want to be prescribed to weed and not to oxy or pills. That's all I say. Its sad. Shes has a pension (via my grandfather's military pension). Hope that doesn't happen.

 

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Bat_Avenger  1 star
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LOL .....

 

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.Kid. posted:

I just can't believe he'd allow my grandmother to sit there, cry her eye's out when he had her money the whole time. He was with her when that went down. What kind of conscious does he have?



he doesnt have one

 

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Anebriated  3 stars
Title: I should be reading a book
Posts: 650
Registered: 2003-1-27 21:26:11
Sith_Mauler posted:

Kid I hate to say it but after 3 years worth of psych and child development classes, most psychological issues stem from childhood issues that haven't been resolved, just repressed.



after three years all you got is one of freud's least useful ideas? lol
.Kid.  2 stars
Title: Disgustipated
Posts: 302
Registered: 2004-12-26 16:21:27
S*** hit the fan today. Me and my sis are no longer talking. That's too bad!

 

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.Kid.  2 stars
Title: Disgustipated
Posts: 302
Registered: 2004-12-26 16:21:27
Weird timing on how that happened. Maybe I'm thinking about it too much. But now that my sister is PUBLICLY saying shes back with him, it kinda bugs me.

 

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Aethelgrin  1 star
Posts: 198
Registered: 2001-12-20 11:30:54
Sorry to hear it Kid, have you tried kicking him in the nuts?

 

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Fallen_daemon  3 stars
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Registered: 2001-7-28 16:34:29
.Kid. posted:

deadcactus posted:

That doesn't sound like kleptomania.


And while the therapist may be terrible, I don't know why that's the first conclusion to jump to rather than thinking maybe the jackass who steals from his grandmother has convoluted the situation.

There's a difference between "ou have childhood issues which you're dealing with through theft. Let's talk about that so you're aware of why you're doing these terrible things, when you're most susceptible, and how you can better control your behavior"

and

"our family is to blame. They MADE you steal. Don't talk to them anymore!"


I'd gamble he was told the former and twisted it to the latter to avoid feeling like the f--k up that he is...



I think part of it stems from my sister - she doesn't like my brother-in-law's side of the family, so, she essentially turned him against them, though, I'm sure his childhood wasn't perfect, which made him an easy push-over.

Nobody has a perfect childhood. And its no excuse for him. I just can't believe he'd allow my grandmother to sit there, cry her eye's out when he had her money the whole time. He was with her when that went down. What kind of conscious does he have? And he always threw others under the bus - one time it was me and one time it was my cousin. Why me? Easy target. I smoke marijuana occasionally, and spent 95% of my time in the dorms drinking and smoking. My family isn't used to that. And my cousin dealt had drug issues 2 years ago, hes sober now, but my brother-in-law threw out the idea that my cousin was back on drugs and looking for cash. As far as we know, my cousin has never stolen but it was easily believable. Until now. We know it wasn't my cousin.


So, he destroyed the trust in the family over the coarse of 2 years. Its nothing breath-taking, but never had anything eye-opening like this happen. My grandfather (Opa) was in the military for over 25 years, and I know if he was still with us, he'd find my brother-in-law and beat him the s*** out of him. He did not put up with bulls*** especially when it came to money or family.



i would beat the snot out of the guy and kick the sister out of the family for even going back with loser thief.

 

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.Kid.  2 stars
Title: Disgustipated
Posts: 302
Registered: 2004-12-26 16:21:27
Aethelgrin posted:

Sorry to hear it Kid, have you tried kicking him in the nuts?



I'd do SO much more than that! I haven't seen him in more than 2 months, but if I did see him again, I feel like I'd go to jail for assault. Knock him out COLD

 

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