Ella

And I can't get even like, he won't say sorry.

I look at his eyes and he just doesn't look like he even cares, which is like a little scary for me.

I felt like and she is my close friend.

And I know that I can go to her for anything.

But I did like I felt some type of way like I was a little nervous to tell her.

So I like held off for the first couple times.

And then after, you know, the fourth time of me babysitting and my son has like bruises and marks on him from hanging out from me babysitting her son, my partner, my son's dad was like,

I don't think you can babysit him anymore because if you can't control his behavior around our son, it's not safe for him.

So I was like, let me just talk to her because you're right.

Like maybe this has gone too far.

So I talked to her about it in person and she was just kind of like dismissive.

Like she was like, oh, I hear you.

Oh, but like that's, you know, he's so cooked up in the house all day.

We live in a small apartment.

He doesn't get his energy out.

He's mad at his sister, his two-year-old sister all the time.

And then he'll, she, the next time I told her, the time after that was this, now this is the second time.

She said, oh, well, I talked to him and he told me that it's because your son was annoying him.

And like, he didn't know how to get him to stop.

And I said.