My boyfriend and I are 16 years old, and we’ve been dating since we were 14. We met and he asked me out freshman year and now we’re juniors. He’s my everything. I see him every day and the longest we have ever been apart consecutively is two days (largely due to my separation anxiety but that’s another story). Anyway. She controls everything he does. And I understand being a parent is one thing but she treats him as if he’s 6 as opposed to 16. I’ve read other Yahoo! answers and questions on the subject and a lot of them say leave him; that’s not an option. I’ve been through so much with him (manic depression, BPD, ADD, social/separation anxiety, a miscarriage, a few family vacations, school) and we’re extremely close-knit and happy together. The only issue I have are his parents, the stupid female in particular. We liked each other at first but around 7 months when she found out about the miscarriage, she immediately took a disliking to me, and saying hurtful things like “Are you sure you want to be with someone like that?” We were each other’s first and only everything so it’s not like I’m a wh0r3. She just is very intensely jealous but it’s taking a toll on our relationship. He cannot stay up past 10:30 on weeknights, she forces him to play soccer even though he told her months in advance that he didn’t want to do it, and she blames everything on me. His growing up and that sort of bs. His uncle (her brother) clearly despises me and glares at me constantly. She’s told him things before like she was going to have my rights checked to see if my mother could force me to get the depo shot and has even gone as far as to contact my mother and try to dictate her decisions regarding my birth control. My mother hates that woman too. I laughed in her face when I told her I wasn’t getting the shot - my doctor told me no because the hormones are too much for my severe depression. I guess this is kind of scattered because there’s just so much to complain about but anyway, more

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