Heather says she is just about finished dealing with her 31-year-old son, Ryan’s, out of control behaviors, which include getting blackout drunk, throwing tantrums, getting into fights, getting arrested, and destroying personal property. TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY:Know a spoiled-rotten adult?
“His drinking has caused him to act out, break laws, [and] offend people,” claims Heather. She says that Ryan gets mean when he drinks and insists she is done with his lack of respect.
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“It takes two to tango,” says Ryan, who adamantly denies Heather’s claims.
Ryan insists he isn’t the one who is out of control and says that Heather and the rest of his family are the ones who need to change.
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