put them on his pillow
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Lol, that is awesome!
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Use his mom's toothbrush.
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HAH good idea!
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OP here: I will consider the pillow suggestion, thanks. Rubbing his nose in it, well, he would find something more disgusting to do instead. His Mom doesn't live here, I'm his step mom. And this is 100% true, as wrong as it may sound. If you, the poster in disbelief, doesn't think that it could happen to you, hide a camera in your entire personal life and see what really happens without you knowing. Pull your head out of the sand, this is an imperfect world, and I'm an imperfect being mixed in it. This is my secret way of dealing with his bad behavior. Sharing it here gives me some satisfaction. Now, where the heck is Dover's comment...I'm waiting!
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way to go
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You need to grow the hell up. You obviously don't care for the child. I'm sure he can tell and that's why he does it. Probably jealous of the real mom. Hope he wipes his boogers in places you don't know about.
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lol hilarious
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Why don't you try and fix the source of the problem? Who and why the hell would anyone want to pick snot from their nose and wipe it on a bathroom wall? What mental anquish trouble ye?
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that is a good idea but my step son eat,s his
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You save 'em all and make him a fruit cake for Christmas. He'll never know the difference. Hehe!
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You're my hero! Hahahahahahahha
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