Dear Elly
This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is my humble answer to the question.
We have answered similar concerns about raising children before, as shown in the questions below.
Question “I don't know how to treat a son who is disqualified as a mother.”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/1002980123.html
“... Instead of imposing one's own way of thinking and method on children, I know that it would be good to have a good discussion with my husband about how to do well, not just pamper them and let them do whatever they want, and how to properly use candy and whips. ・・”
What kind of situation is Elly's husband's involvement and attitude in child-rearing, discipline, education, etc... it's speculation, but I feel that it is too much of a one-sided burden on Elly... but I think it is necessary for the couple to have thorough discussions and first cooperate with the two of them to face their son.
“... After all, it is important for couples to cooperate to advance child-rearing, and strict like a father and kindness like a mother are necessary. This severity and gentleness must go hand in hand. As is the case with the strict teachings of wisdom and the teachings of gentle mercy in Buddhism, it is similar to the fact that it is difficult to practice Buddhism with just one or the other, so it is necessary to practice both teachings firmly. ・・”
Also, it's not very wise to endure bad behavior and overlook it, even if it's my own child. I believe that the true form of love is to make them aware and responsible as adults in order to live a solid moral and ethical life in society. I recommend that you take a resolute attitude and be able to deal with bad behavior without taking it alone while getting the cooperation and cooperation of your husband, family, school, police, government, and stakeholders.
I pray for good deeds.
Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho