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Punk_Bitch · 12-26-2002, 05:08 PM

AB, If she sticks to her guns on booting you out, do not do anything to make the situation worse. Best thing to do is to get her alone, confront her about the situation and try to reslove it peacefully. Dont make matters worse by breaking things or arguing. Worse case senario, you break stuff or get into a physical confrontation with any sibling in your household can earn you a trip into the lockup. Trust me on that. I have been a officer for a little over 3 yrs and we deal with a lot of domestic disputes. Most, sad to say, end in a multiple arrests with a possibility to be a part of their permanent record. If I remember correctly, you said you are gonna be 18 soon. That can make it harder for you to obtain a career even though domestic violence is technically a misdermeanor. Good Luck, and keep us informed.

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Punk_Bitch is Offline Senior Member Posts: 535 Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Behind you with a ticket book handy.	12-26-2002, 05:08 PM AB, If she sticks to her guns on booting you out, do not do anything to make the situation worse. Best thing to do is to get her alone, confront her about the situation and try to reslove it peacefully. Dont make matters worse by breaking things or arguing. Worse case senario, you break stuff or get into a physical confrontation with any sibling in your household can earn you a trip into the lockup. Trust me on that. I have been a officer for a little over 3 yrs and we deal with a lot of domestic disputes. Most, sad to say, end in a multiple arrests with a possibility to be a part of their permanent record. If I remember correctly, you said you are gonna be 18 soon. That can make it harder for you to obtain a career even though domestic violence is technically a misdermeanor. Good Luck, and keep us informed.