TS,it doesn't mean that you are a failure...
Why not try to follow what some istoryans are saying?Leave this page open when its her turn to use the PC.Silbi ba na you "forgot" to log out of your account...
Try pushing her to motivate herself.Ayaw lang siya yaw-yawi...Kay there is nothing us kids hate more than our parents mag yaw yaw dayon.Labi na nang murag guba na plaka ba,mag sige ug balik2x.
One thing you can do about the internet connection is that monitor her hours spent infront of the PC.Kay you've said dili pwede putlon ang inyong internet coz she has other siblings to use it.If gahi siya ug ulo,disconnect the modem from the PC and hide it somewhere.Sulod sa imung kwarto...
I do hope and pray that your problem will be solved soon.
Just keep on praying for you and your daughter.Dont give up your faith.
Kay God doesnt give you a problem that YOU cant handle.
actually, the very last "yaw-yaw" was almost four years ago.
i was trying to explain important things to process at school as she was about to be a graduating senior, like having evaluation of subjects taken, things like that. it was not really yawyaw like a sermon, but just a parent-daughter talk lang.
but she must have been in a very bad mood.
she ended up screaming: "unsay problema nimo? lakaw, pag-suicide didto!"
that was the last serious talk we ever had... other than asking for the tv remote and little things.
if magna material and hawig ni shaina, hastang sayanga na bata. sori wala na ko kabasa sa page 2 onwards pero she has to decide what she wants. cguro if naminyo na sya and ikaw naa na apo niya, baka thats the kick she needs to be responsible


ok lang bro, ask her again where she wants to go next, basta be more patient and positive atiitude lang. ask her what she wants....cats...baking...(her likes)...or change the monitor of your PC into a 23 inch lcd or higher screen size(para nindot inig tan aw niya ug salida- apil ka) if mahimo apili ug nindot nga sounds (kung kaya sa budget)....bribe her kung baga, para ma draw nimo iya attention towards you. the important thing is that you both get to start on a common ground. basta steady ka lang just be there for her and her siblings too. be happy bisag unsa ka dako sa problema, be an inspiration sa imo children.
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