My entitled, spoiled, rotten, older son, is an absolute nightmare to be around, as he assumes

that everything should be given to him at the drop of a hat, and now after I told him no,

he goes into an absolute rampage and starts a path of destruction, causing me and my neighbors

to call the police just to have him arrested. Here's what happened. For context, I'm a 35-year-old

female, and I have a son that was born when I was married to my first husband. I was young when he

was born, and his father was very bad to me. My ex-husband's mom was constantly in our lives,

trying to take over and make my son hers. I left my ex when I was in my early twenties,

and my ex-mother-in-law ended up taking my son into another state and filing for custody. She

went to a state that has grandparents' rights as ours didn't. I fought her for years, and ended up

getting remarried to my current spouse, and we had a son together when I was in my mid-twenties,

a boy who is now 10 years old. I see my oldest son only during the summer and the holidays.

I finally got the court case moved to our local court, and the judge said that I was wronged and

ordered shared custody and visitation. My ex-mother-in-law made a huge deal that my son needed to stay

with her during the week because of school, and the judge went with it, so he could finish high

school in an environment he was familiar with. My ex-mother-in-law has ruined my son by the way,

just like she did her own. She's given him anything and everything he's ever wanted or asked for.

She's taught him no respect, and kept him very sheltered. She literally jumps on people if they

don't give him his way. So in turn, my son is loud, violent, and all around sad to be around.

So he came up to visit during Halloween, and showed his awful self. My husband's mom leaves with

us, and she isn't well. She's doing chemo, she's been a big help with my youngest son, and she

does that so that I can help my husband with our business. My youngest is a delight to be around.

He's polite, funny, and respectful. We've taught him that you don't expect anything unless

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