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Don't let him. I say this from experience. I had the step children from hell and they did everything they could to split us up. I didn't let them.
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I had the step-daughter from hell, but luckly my husband realized she's just that! (So did everyone else in his family) Make sure you and your spouse are on the same page! Don't let the kids take over!
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If your marriage is important to your spouse as well let them put their children on their place or let them leave the house, they must understand that it is easier to be friends than being family and by fighting no one will win. Be getting along and respect one another they will get better results, also tell them that one day you might be the one giving finances for their after school studies so they must play nice. Good Luck
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A.Kill your stepson. B.Tell your partner about it. C.Talk your son about whats bothering him. Is it just seeing a new face in the house or feeling that you could never replace his mother. Try taking him to a psychiatrist with your husband's permission...
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get help. Family counseling can be very beneficial. The child will be outted for what he is, the issues he has created will be dealt with, and hopefully, the end result is he gets the help he needs and the family life can finally be happy and healthy. Good luck!
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This is a broad statement. Please include some details so we can gain some perspective on what is actually occurring. Aside from that, you might try seeing a counselor. They will work with you and your spouse to resolve the issue.
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That's a tough one, are you treating him with respect, giving him any reason not to like you? If not you need to talk to your spouse about it, he/she needs to talk to him and explain to him that you're not going anywhere, and to try to get along since you make him/her happy. Tell your spouse that you want to get along with the step son, don't tell him/her that the son is the devil and needs to be kicked out of the house, remember that parents unconditionally love their kids...
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