My daughter graduated college about a year ago. She's 24. Has a communications degree. For the past year she had been working as a teacher's aid. I assume the people got tired of her peeing every 5 minutes because she got fired about a week ago. She told me that the principle was angry at her for using the restroom so much. I'm kind of mad she messed this up because it's alresdy hard enough for her to find a job. Nobody was trying to hire her. She wasn't getting paid a whole lot but it was still something, now who knows when she will find something else. She's been having these bladder problems since she was 19 it's ridiculous we can't even go on road trips because we have to stop every 5 minutes to pee. We can't go anywhere without her constantly peeing. We've had her checked for diabetes that came out negative. The hospitals say she has a perfect bill of health so I'm assuming that she's forcing herself to pee this many times I don't know what's going on but all that peeing is ridiculous. I don't know how she's going to work on survive on her own with this problem she has. Her father suggested she work at home. I said no those are all scam job she needs a real job with guarrenteed money. She loves to cook and cooks everyday and told me she could sell plates but I don't want her messing up my kitchen. She has a million pots and pans in my kitchen already cluttered it up. She said her friends told her they would buy plates if she sold them but idk about all that. 

There is a chance I may be the father of my friends unborn child and I'm not sure of whether I should tell my parents. She's still only about two months along and we're still trying to figure things out but she's saying she wants to keep the baby. We aren't exactly together, we just hooked up a few times (after she broke up with her boyfriend of four years) so while I want to believe it's mine there's a viable chance it's not. I'm not a teen and we actually both graduated college two years ago and have good jobs so it's not something all too crazy given the circumstance, but should I wait to tell them? My parents are both in their early 50s and this would be their first grandchild. I'm looking at thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years with them and don't know if there's really a better time.

My daughter graduated college about a year ago. She's 24. Has a communications degree. For the past year she had been working as a teacher's aid. I assume the people got tired of her peeing every 5 minutes because she got fired about a week ago. She told me that the principle was angry at her for using the restroom so much. I'm kind of mad she messed this up because it's alresdy hard enough for her to find a job. Nobody was trying to hire her. She wasn't getting paid a whole lot but it was still something, now who knows when she will find something else. She's been having these bladder problems since she was 19 it's ridiculous we can't even go on road trips because we have to stop every 5 minutes to pee. We can't go anywhere without her constantly peeing. We've had her checked for diabetes that came out negative. The hospitals say she has a perfect bill of health so I'm assuming that she's forcing herself to pee this many times I don't know what's going on but all that peeing is ridiculous. I don't know how she's going to work on survive on her own with this problem she has. Her father suggested she work at home. I said no those are all scam job she needs a real job with guarrenteed money. She loves to cook and cooks everyday and told me she could sell plates but I don't want her messing up my kitchen. She has a million pots and pans in my kitchen already cluttered it up. She said her friends told her they would buy plates if she sold them but idk about all that. 

I'm 18 (male) and currently living with my parents (I graduated last June and have trouble finding a job). In that house also lives my older brother (21), my younger sister (16), and the sister in question (14).  So my sister is 14 and got kicked out of school for poor performance (35%! She skipped almost every day). The only thing she does is staying at home playing video games. As both my mother and brother have to work late, I offered to take care of the house. Well, my duties is keeping the house clean and cook for my sisters. Since I don't see why I should be the only one cleaning, I give menial tasks to my sisters (empty the dish washer, take out the trash etc.). Yesterday I asked my 14-year-old sister to clean a dirty window. She was busy playing GTA and told me "later". 2 hours later after I was done with everything else I asked her if she would EVER do the window. "Goddamnit, later" was all I got back. I cleaned it myself and it took me 2 minutes. After I was done I told her that doing nothing is what a useless brat like her does best. She got angry and said "I f*ucking hate you, go f*uck yourself" while she ran to her room. I followed her and told her that she just can't talk to me like that. She then showed her middle finger to me and said "f*uck you". That's when I exploded in rage and slapped her in the face. It was probably very hard, as she was crying and holding her left eye and cheek.  Was I wrong to slap her?  And how could I have handled it better? Forgot to mention that she has been caught shoplifting multiple times and my mother ends up paying the fine. She also likes to kick guys in the balls and she often does it as hard as she can. When the boy falls grabbing his junk crying, she just stands there laughing.