My Son in Law had a hard childhood. His step dad convinced his mom to divorce and marry him, knowing full well she had a son! My understanding is he would just sit in his room, as this was what was allowed by the step dad! Mom had a boy and girl by the step dad. Blood son is called son, my SIL by his name-kind of a reminder, I believe! Day he graduated from HS, he was kicked out of the house. SILs bio uncle took him in. They lived quite a ways from any available jobs. SILs aunt would not let him learn to drive in their cars. So, he is living away from jobs, HS diploma, cant drive! I was building my garage while this was going down, they were dating and I hardly knew him, so offered if he helped me I would pay his way thru drivers ed. Figured if it did not work out with my daughter, he had earned it, so no bid deal! Long story short, he trusts NO adult. I have learned to get along with him, I have to ignore him. He has no time or desire to do ANYTHING with me! He allows me to see the granddaughter, but I appear to mean nothing to him. I have no clue what to do.
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