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Ok ST I am pretty sure I have you all beat for grossest SS!

step off already's picture

Thought I would be nice and fold a few of The kids clothes. I went into ss's disgusting room and noticed sheets in a pile. I peaked at his bed to see if he had others on but nope. And that's when I saw it.

A water bottle filled with amber liquid poking out from under the bed. I pulled it out along with a second bottle! The kid (whos bedroom is less than a foot away from the bathroom has been pissing into water bottles in his bedroom. I know the kid is cared of zombies and all but his is ridiculous.

I snapped a pic and texted it to my dh letting him know what I found.

He said: wtf? Pee!!!!?

I said that that what I assumed it was but wasn't willing to investigate further.

Dh said, "ok, I'll beat him later"

I said "how about you just help him clean his room (like I've been asking since summer), have a talk about hygiene with him and while you're at it why don't you try and set a better example"

He agreed.

But wtf?!!

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Starla's picture

:jawdrop: Some things {people for that matter} I will never understand!!!

My SD16 can't pee in a bottle so she just goes in her pants sometimes.

Starla's picture

I hear that reaction quite a bit but we have taken her to the doctors to rule out a medical condition. Then put her in diapers again at age 12 which worked. Well until she went back to BM's, so all I know..its a mental thing and I can't correct it for she is not my kid.

Starla's picture

Its not why she stinks and she is developmentally delayed IMO but she too has been diagnosed with having Aspergers. The urine thing is a control thing and the awful odors on her is when she comes from her BM's. She takes only a weekly shower and even at that, she doesn't get the top of her head wet. Nobody knows what she does in the shower if anything but her BM claims to be allergic to every detergent out there and she uses all natural stuff from what I hear. Mr. Starla would be able to explain it better only he has been banned somehow from blogging and he wasn't swearing nor being mean to anyone but he isn't a step parent.

DaizyDuke's picture

Gross... and just plain lazy!

DH found an unwrapped used tampon in the bottom of SD15 garbage can once and flipped out. I found a used maxi pad in her laundry hamper and that was when I decided I was never stepping foot in her nasty ass room again. I won't even let BS3 go in there. Funny the other day BS3 and I were on a walk and the trail took us next to this swampy yucky water and I said, "Ew, that water smells nasty" and BS3 says "Nasty like SD15" Even the freaking 3 year old knows she's nasty!

Queencow's picture

My sk was 11 when I found him hoarding shit filled underwear in corners of his bedroom. Turns out his mother was gut loading him before our PT (she's overdose him on laxative she had and not tell anyone). He was hoarding it because he was embarassed (rightfully so) because she used to flip a bird when he shit himself and was scare we would to. Found 12+ plaits and it stunk like no tomorrow

But the psychologist deemed her the better parent for custody. Smh

Starla's picture

Yea that is nasty. I had a job doing that once and some of the "drop offs" could put many gross Skids to shame. I washed clothes for a DJ and he wore huge white granny fannies that had crap stains that went all the way up the back side of his underwear. When he came to collect his clothes, I said "I'm sorry but I couldn't get your poop stains out" and he ended up collecting them when I wasn't working after that. Biggrin

thinkthrice's picture

YSS at the time stb 7, crapped ON PURPOSE all over the house, his bed, the furniture, etc. and then rubbed it in because he was extremely angry that daddykins didn't pop out of bed at 3:00 a.m. on a Saturday morning and go surfing on the web for toys for him for the upcoming Christmas season . I believe the month at the time was April . The weekend before he started trying to make himself vomit to get daddykins to toy shop with him EEEEAAAAARRRRRRLY Saturday morning. He was very angry that daddykins stayed in bed with me.

All three skids were infamous for "ass mining," eating with their faces or fingers, nose picking and wiping boogers on the wall, publicly fondling themselves, spitting, pissing in bottles (one of which I accidentally drank and daddykins thought this was HYSTERICAL) etc etc. I must say that I'm not at all displeased that all three PASed out.

hismineandours's picture

Really I feel that I have all of you beat. This was based on about a year ago-since that's how long he's been out of our home. My ss15 STILL wets his pants nightly. I wish he was responsible enough to piss in a bottle thus not incurring a large amount of wet clothing, bedding, mattress. In addition, he apparently feels it is not his responsibility to clean up his piss, nor even carry it to the laundry room. Therefore he is quite comfortable leaving a pile of pissy sheets, blankets, comforters on the floor of his room for literally months. When he runs out of blankets he switches to towels and will piss on several of these and then throw them on his floor.

Other pee highlights include the "pee and seek" game in which he would piss on blankets and garments and then leave them in an undisclosed location. This worked best when he would just visit for the weekend. At some point he would hide several blankets in various spots and then the rest of the family would follow our noses over the week until we uncovered the hidden item. Often the hidden item might be placed in the middle of a linen closet for example, which would entail washing everything in there. But my favorite time with the "pee and seek" game happened when he was about 13. He was sleeping on a futon. Evidently his pee went straight thru the thing to the plastic sheet he had UNDER the futon because he certainly was too mature to sleep with a plastic sheet. Well, we made him clean off the futon and even put his pissy sheets in the laundry that weekend so we really felt all was well until the odor from that room was just unbearable. Finally I decided I was going to have to move all the furniture and steam clean the carpets. I reached under the futon to remove anything from under there and came back with my hand sopping wet. I went in again and pulled out the plastic sheet that now literally had brown urine in puddles all over it. I promptly gagged and ran for dh. He did finish pulling it out and went and threw it away outside. He did come back in and vomit.

As he grew older, he cared less about "hiding". I loved it when I came home from work and sat in my favorite chair and looked over on the end table to see his urine soaked underwear and shorts sitting on my end table.

I could regale you all with hundreds of pee stories from over the years, but I am going to try to maintain my appetite for tonight!!!

hismineandours's picture

He wets the bed lots of places-certainly not just our house. I do wonder if he is wetting his pants at his juvenile detention facility right now. He has been diagnosed with adhd and odd. But really he is just a punk. He has no soul. He cares about no one but himself. So to him if he wants to piss his pants he will. He doesn't care if someone else has to clean it. He doesn't care if it smells-we'd try and talk to him about things he could do to stay dry and he'd freak out. I know one time I made some suggestions to him when he was about 12-I've known the kid since age 1 so I felt I could speak freely to him especially since I was the one washing his piss most of the time-he freaked out on me and went around and said I yelled at him (In no way did I even come close to yelling).

The last year he lived with us, at 14, he was always careful to shower before school. Because he wets himself. I did point out to him one day-that since he refused to even remove his peed on laundry out of his room-that the smell now permeated every single item and space In his room-that taking a shower was great, but if he thought it removed the urine smell from his person he was incorrect. Up until a month ago, he went to school with my kids and my dd had the locker right next to him. She said he smelled like urine and cigarettes every day. What a comobination!

noidea1010's picture

Ok, y'all have made me feel better about SD12 hygiene. I thought it was pretty gross that she didn't wash her hands after going to the bathroom, wouldn't wear deodorant or brush her teeth without being told, and would get blood on her sheets during her period and sleep in them.

However, it's not as bad as it could be. Blech!

step off already's picture

My three children each have their own challenges And idiosyncrasies with their own cleanliness, hygiene, neatness, etc from hyper OCD to "couldn't care less" but I am constany after them, teaching them, giving consequence, etc. Gross is gross - even with my own kids.

But with SS (who lives with us full time) does not have dh asking, teaching or enforcing any rules on neatness. And who knows what goes in at bM's on her EOWes. As far as I know, he's still sleeping with her In her bed.

luchay's picture

This is not a skid story - well not MY skid LOL

My stepsister - so my sainted mother's sd.

We lived WAY out in the country back then (going back 30 years) Household rubbish - some went in the compost pile, some was sorted and burnt and the rest (a smaller amount) went in the fortnightly rubbish collection.

SD - she was raised by her dad (my step-dad who is a lovely man - love him to bits - second dad to me) but oh boy was she daddy's little princess.

We joined the family when she was 11. He also had two sons aged 16 and 14 (I was 16 also when they married)

So, step-sis gets her periods, my mother talked her through it all, what to do - she used pads back then not tampons - nice girls didn't you know.

So. When she was about 15 she moved out - moved into her BM's house....

So mum and I cleaned up her bedroom.....

And found about 3 years worth of used pads hidden all over the room. Stuffed in drawers, in the cupboard, under the bed, in bags behind the armchair.

EEEEUUUUUUUUWWWWWWWWWWWWW

I don't think she ever threw one out.

(We did have an outside toilet so it was always "awkward" getting to the loo and back to the rubbish bin - a lot further to travel and night visits were just horrible LOL)

luchay's picture

LMAO - the room stank. We thought it was just a personal hygiene thing....

I don't know if the ever addressed it with her - I am pretty sure he didn't - he's in his 70's now and back then men didn't really deal with that stuff IYKWIM.

I don't think my mum would have either - they didn't see a lot of her after she moved in with BM (not close - I think she lived nearly 2 hours away) I had already moved out by then, just happened to be there for a few days so I was helping clean it up - it was a mess quite apart from that issue - shuddering now to think of it.

My mum was the "personal space and right to privacy" type. I - as a SM am not - having lived through this LOL My house, my right to enter and search any room I feel necessary - especially considering sd13 is a petty thief...

Ohhhh - I never really got to the point - the rubbish thing - I think it was a combination of laziness and not wanting to carry her used pads past her dad and brothers - that is the best guess I have about it.

thinkthrice's picture

This seems like common behaviour for the average SD or so it seems!!