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Input: Some back story: my girl had a really rough life until she was 14 and finally came to live with us. I've known her since she was 7 because I lived with her mother and we were both heroin addicts. There's a whole lot of back story so I'm not gonna get into it, but I realised how shitty of a person her mother was and separated myself from her, but I ended up meeting my stepdaughters father about 9 years ago and we've been together almost 7 years. My girl ended up in foster care and cys (children and youth services) never even tried to contact her father and when we finally found out where she was he had to fight for a year to get her. She had a lot of issues at first, the worst of it was the pathological and compulsive lying, but then came the boys. I don't totally blame her, her mother was horrible and slept with anyone she could. Now she's 19 and she has this boyfriend who is abusive, physically and emotionally. She has cheated on him multiple times with multiple different people, so she's not innocent either. The kid isn't allowed here because he has no respect for our rules and she lies to us constantly "oh brandy is picking me up" like I don't look out the window and see it's this little asshole. She started college and she met a kid who's a really good guy and she's basically using him for his car, I think she does care about him, but as soon as the good kid leaves, she's getting picked up by "brandy". This kid is legitimately crazy, he drives past our house on a regular basis, when he was allowed here he would pinch her/slap her over and over again until she finally defended herself and he would gaslight her into feeling bad that she hurt him back. He would constantly be trying to get in her pants right on our couch and it definitely worked at least once because my husbands blanket was on the couch and I went to get it and there was fucking sperm on it. That's when we decided he's not allowed here anymore. Last week she told me she was getting picked up by "brandy" and usually before she leaves she'll tell me she's going and we say our I love  you's but she didn't that day so I went and looked out the window, sure as shit she's getting picked up by that fuck bag, literally an hour after the other kid left. I stewed over this for a couple of days until she said something about getting picked up by a female friend and I said something along the lines of "oh, does this one have facial hair too?" And she totally freaked. Saying that she's acting like her mother and no one believes a word that comes out of her mouth was probably a bit much, I do feel bad about it, but we have no idea what to do! We've gone about it every which way we can, including telling her if she's going to continue seeing that asshole, we just don't wanna hear about him or the drama that comes with him. I've asked her repeatedly not to lie to me about who's picking her up, don't say a name or anything, just say "Hey I'm going out I'll be back later" it's the lying that pisses me off. I know she has to make her own choices and mistakes, so I don't tell her what to do, just give advice if she asks for it. I'm her mom, she is MY daughter and we love each other. I told her I was sorry for what I said and we've made up. Please someone give me some advice on any aspect of this, even tell me I'm an asshole if that's your opinion. We just don't know what to do.

telling my daughter she's acting just like her mother and no one believes a word that comes out of her mouth