Break Your Teenagers of Habit of Stealing From You Before They Expand Outside the Home
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I'm a single mom and my teenagers are stealing money from me. I'm not talking about small change but $20 to $80 from my purse at a time, after I get my week's money from the bank machine. At 15 and 16, they have their own jobs at fast-food restaurants, but they still steal from me -- and I clean houses for a living. I've told them to leave my purse alone, but they deny touching it. They're always complaining they "don't make enough money" at their jobs. I think my oldest boy is also buying drugs and my youngest, a girl, has a lot of expensive brand-name clothes that don't match her budget. Could she be shoplifting too, I wonder? Last night I went to bed crying when I discovered $60 missing from my wallet again. Help me, please!
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Break Your Teenagers of Habit of Stealing From You Before They Expand Outside the Home
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I'm a single mom and my teenagers are stealing money from me. I'm not talking about small change but $20 to $80 from my...
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