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Spirit_Of_Fire

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I dont live with my parents anymore, because they kicked me out. But when i was living with them they wrote notes on my personal life for example, "Matt has unrealistic dreams for his future carreer" that hit me hard and i dont get on with them at all now.
 

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Spirit_Of_Fire said:
I dont live with my parents anymore, because they kicked me out. But when i was living with them they wrote notes on my personal life for example, "Matt has unrealistic dreams for his future carreer" that hit me hard and i dont get on with them at all now.
What was the career you wanted?
 

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gof22 said:
Spirit_Of_Fire said:
I dont live with my parents anymore, because they kicked me out. But when i was living with them they wrote notes on my personal life for example, "Matt has unrealistic dreams for his future carreer" that hit me hard and i dont get on with them at all now.
What was the career you wanted?
At the time I wanted to go into professional Ice Hockey because I used to go to Ice Hockey training every week and was very good at it.
Looking back I admit it was quite a big ambition, but that gave my parents no right to say it was unrealistic.
 

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I dislike my father for his quietness, his intolerance of video games and any form of leisure that does include reading a novel. I like him for his taste in television programs, his politics and his plodding tirelessness. He is remarkably clear-minded, soft-spoken and calm almost all of the time. A bit boring though.

My mother is a little less calm, reserved and boring. She is pretty crazy, probably the reuslt of being remarkably intelligent and yet having nothing to do beside housework. She is a stranger, more complicated, less consistent creature, but still a great mother.
 

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ae86gamer said:
My mom is a calm, nice lady who will usually make you anything you want. If you have friends over she won't bother you at all and usually make food for everyone.

My dad is a quiet guy who doesn't talk much. He's usually just there.

Its rare to see them yelling.
Oh, how I long for quiet parents.
 

LowFatLoki

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My dad is laid back and cool with everything.
My mom is really uptight and nags about everthing.
Whats that one song... opposites attract?
 

Froobyx

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My dads awesome and lets me do all sorts..

Mum speaks to me twice a year so yeah.
 

xxnightlawxx

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my dad doesnt really care what i do hair peircings etc.
my mom think i should have bull cut hair and wear polo shirts every day and for that i hate her
 

Joselyn

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My Mom and I have a much better relationship now that I've left home and stopped living with her, she's a really nice, kind woman but towards my teenage years, our relationship was really abrasive and just wasn't working, she's kind of overprotective which can make her be a real headache when you want to do anything slightly dangerous..."dangerous"...but at the same time, I would be lost without her! And as for my Dad, he's pretty cool and I've gotten a lot of my music tastes from him but he can be a real nag at times too! *end of rant*
 

cathou

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My mom was an hypocrite manipulative control freak *****. she wasnt religious until i told her i was gay which broke her mind, pull her into religious extremists faith, that would had prefer to see me dead than gay.

My dad was a mindless zombie that agreed with everything my mom said. i think that on their wedding night, my mom eat his brain in a religious sacrifice, so that she would have total control on his mind and body.
 

hondommond

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my parents are werid i could do something like steal something at school and get grounded for like a day but as soon as i forget to do the dishes im unreliable, untrustworthy, a terible child, am ground for at least 2 weeks and even after im ungrounded my parents still hold it against me...

my parents arent normal and should take the ritalin and zolaft cocktail they force fed me when i was little
 

Charli

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My parents are way too complex to describe without boring you all to tears so I'll leave with that mysterious statement. I love them both dearly though, flaws and all.
 

JanatUrlich

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I get on really well with my parents! My mother has gone a bit crazy and sometimes can't remember who I am. My dad's a typical angry Irish man who likes to shout a lot.
The best thing my dad ever said to me was

"I don't mind girls sleeping in your bed because there's no chacne of pregnancy. But boys can sleep on the fucking sofa"

So much love for my dad <3
 

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Spirit_Of_Fire said:
gof22 said:
Spirit_Of_Fire said:
I dont live with my parents anymore, because they kicked me out. But when i was living with them they wrote notes on my personal life for example, "Matt has unrealistic dreams for his future carreer" that hit me hard and i dont get on with them at all now.
What was the career you wanted?
At the time I wanted to go into professional Ice Hockey because I used to go to Ice Hockey training every week and was very good at it.
Looking back I admit it was quite a big ambition, but that gave my parents no right to say it was unrealistic.
I had the same experience with teachers. I wanted to be a teacher but because I have I have a disability they said I could not become a teacher.
 

EeveeElectro

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My mum's pretty cool for a mum.
She usually gives me whatever I want but doesn't give me the support I need. I don't care about money, I just want her to come to my drama productions.
She's a bit paranoid and always thinks the worst is gonna happen; I'm pregnant every other week according to her.
But my brother and sister both fucked up so she's a little protective with me.
And I haven't seen my dad since I was ten, but my mums current boyfriend is pretty cool, I'm just glad she's happy.
 

Biek

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Well my father never moves. Well I better hope he doesnt or i'd have a zombie dad! And I dont know how much my mom can move in her straight jacket.
 

Lullabye

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Well, my mother is satan and her new husband is a neanderthal so....they're pretty normal.
 

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gof22 said:
My mom a lot of the time goes crazy and starts yelling over the smallest things for like twenty minutes straight.

My dad ignores her and tells her to shut up but that makes her madder and I have to listen to it because I have no driver's license.

How do your parent's act?
It's horrible to have your parents fight all the time. I used to just try and listen to music as loud as possible to shut them out.

It's ridiculous, you wonder why they are together if they don't even get on. Try not to let it get to you too much. If I was back there I would walk downstairs and tell my parents to shut up.
 

ace_of_something

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My mother raised 6 boys and it a 30+ year veteran teacher. She is harder than a coffin nail. Your shit; she'll have none of it. All your tricks; will not work. All your lies; will be seen through. All your best schemes; will be laid to waste. She will point out your screwups and let you know with a biting sarcastic or witty remark. That being said, she is kind, wise, understaning, and a listener all her daughter-in-laws have said things like 'if only my mom was as understanding as yours.' Her grandkids call her Meemaw and love her to death. (Cuz she spoils them so they'll misbehave for us!)

My father has is diagnosed with a form of OCD. If things are not his way they are ?wrong? and it baffles him why anyone would do it a different way. He was also very very strict. I was once grounded for the evening for closing a door wrong. That is; I let go of the knob and shut the door. Rather than shutting the door than releasing the knob. He?s a salesman with the gift of gab and it shows as he knows someone from every other mom and pop organization and workshop in this and many neighboring towns. If you want to know where to get a good deal on anything he?ll know. When he gets mad he remembers every single thing you did wrong (like closing the door wrong eight years ago) and will bring it up. His grandkids call him Pawpaw (the W is pronounced) and they love him cuz he teaches them to play pretend and procures boxes from all over the city to make box forts for them.

When I was younger they would push my buttons and send me into an instant rage. Now that I don?t live with my folks we get along very well. I was also the sort of youngest of the six (I have a twin who is 6 minutes older) so I was one of the last to leave the nest meaning the what was previously nagging ment for 6 boys was instead heaped on 2, that sucked.