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 Once Bitten (1985)
IMDB rating: 4.90
Plot: The Countess has a problem. She is a 400 year old vampire who will cease to look young unless she is able to feed on a virgin three times before Holloween, a week away. She sends Sebastian, her servant and all of her lesser vampires out to find one. Finding a virgin is difficult in Los Angeles. Mark has a problem. He wants to ‘do it’ with Robin in the worst way, but she wants to wait. Jamie and Russ, Mark’s goofy friends convince him to go to a Hollywood pick up spot where Mark meets the Countess, on the prowl. Robin’s not going to understand.
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Directors: Storm Howard
Actors: Carrey Jim,Little Cleavon,Ballatore Thomas,Lackey Skip,Adams Jeb Stuart,Brutsman Joseph,Charno Stuart,Mauro Glen,Mauro Gary,Elbling Peter,Schaal Richard,Comedy,Horror,
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Step-daughter moving in?
I have a step daughter who was out of my husband’s life until she was 16. When she arrived, she was almost failing high school and was out of control. We got her through high school, and once she turned 18 she moved out and started dating a horrible guy. The guy is 19, already has 2 kids that he doesn’t support and has not worked for the past 1.5 years. She got pregnant and had the baby. Now they are wanting to live with us.
I am having a hard time dealing with this. I already have 2 kids, 17 and 12, and really don’t want a new baby in my house. I also have a hard time supporting a boy who doesn’t work and has no ambition to. He also has a history of drug use!!
To top it all off, when they moved their stuff in last week they brought roaches with them. I haven’t had a roach in my house for over 20 years and can’t even think of how disgusting they are!
All of my in-laws think I am doing a good thing by letting them live with us. One even told me that I needed to get on anti-depressants to help before I have a nervous breakdown.
My question is – am I being unreasonable and should I just bite my tongue and take on the support of my step-daughter, her boyfriend and their baby, or should I put my foot down and say NO (even though they are already there)?
I have gotten to the point where I don’t even want to go home.
Any advice?
Set some rules. You live here, you have to help with the expenses, get a job and find your own baby sitter.
Don’t fight it just make the living arrangement to your satisfaction. If they don’t like it they can find another place to live.
leeda | Nov 20, 2009
You should NEVER have agreed to this! Everything else aside, just think of the example you are setting for your two children – you are providing support for these two to shack up right under your noses. And your children watch them living fine, although they don’t work, haven’t married, and have a child out of wedlock. Is this the behavior you want your children to emulate?
You need to reverse this situation ASAP. Tell your husband that they WILL be gone in two weeks, or you and the kids will be. Set up a place to go, in case you need to call his bluff. You have to handle this NOW.
Terri J | Nov 20, 2009
It’s unfortunate you didn’t consider this before you got married. You and your husband need to go out and have a healthy discussion on the rules of the house. Just remember, your kids have to abide as well.
You have every right to have high expectations, go from there. I would:
Monthly rent, utilities, job search, chores, making dinner, fixing things around the house. Keep them busy all day long. They’ll be healthy and on their own in no time.
If your a push over you will be miserable. But, if your a savvy ambitious woman, no problem.
Best regards.
educated mom | Nov 20, 2009
I agree with the other poster. Make a set of rules and if they don’t follow them then you can kick them out. I certainly feel for you. I don’t think I would do it or even could do it. I would probably have 3 jobs so I don’t have to go home. They need to have set rules and even though they aren’t working, charge them something for rent. It is not fair to you that they put you in this situation. Good luck to you. I hope it turns out well.
Leann W | Nov 20, 2009
Put your foot down. They can live under your roof under certain circumstances.
They get jobs. I don’t know if you want her to have a job, or support baby. But, He at least get a job, or she get one. And he watch baby, for all that matters.
Keep their room clean, pick up after themselves.
If you have gotten to the point where you don’t want to be at your own house, then don’t deal with it.
If nothing else, give them a home, until they can get employed, and earn the money for a small apartment or home. If they are living under your roof, against your desire, you should have ground rules. Instead of him setting his lazy self down on your couch, he can get a job and provide for his family.
Pregnant With #2 | Nov 20, 2009
No you are not being unreasonable, it is YOUR home. If it were me I’d allow the step daughter and baby to stay because they ARE related but the boyfriend would have to find his own place. But now that they are already in there really isn’t much you can do.
CoeyG | Nov 20, 2009
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