I think you are making a bigger deal out of the bong than you have to. If the communication is going well why push it and make him follow thru with actually physically throwing the bong away (power struggle). There could be a million reasons why he doesn’t want to throw it away, I cant think of any that would be important. Kids see things differently than we do, he may not see that you are waiting patiently for him to throw it away. My advice would be to just toss it, it is home made and if he decides he wants another one some day he can just make another one.
Advice coming from a parent who sent their kid to be forced march and barely fed for a month as punishment. :rofl:
Oh come on that’s only the tip of the ice berg, lets be honest, no exaggerating here, we need to be credible or no parents will believe us. Here is a more complete account:
No food.
Sexual abused in everyway.
Repeat beatings.
No water.
No bathroom.
No bedding.
Little items I had were stolen, like my sweaty hat and shoes.
My Bible ripped and wrecked.
What little food I got, stolen from me.
Forced to drink cum, piss, eat shit. Duct-taped from head to toe for no reason. (my favorite)
No toilet paper.
Had rocks and items thrown at me. Locked in a hot, wooden box.
Forced to eat paper. Forced to be naked for a week. Thrown into the ocean during a typhoon. ( I think he would keep blowing back ,would'nt he?)
Kicked down a hill and had logs thrown on me.
Had a chair slammed into my gut.
Obtained more skin diseases than a POW in Vietnam.
Forced to carry "sandbags" of rocks up and down hills.
