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UltimatheChosen

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My mom... well, she has a bit of a temper, but she tends to apologize afterward if she blows up. Still, she can really get under my skin sometimes.

My dad is always calm and collected, and he's fairly funny.

They almost never yell at each other (at least, not in front of me). They'll disagree sometimes, but they resolve their differences pretty well. I guess I'm lucky in that regard.
 

steveo_justice

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Normal, good parents always let you stay up late, go out wiht your freinds, and let you make your own choices. If your parents ever get mad at you over grades or drug experimentation, they are not normal. In fact, if they ever ground you, you should die your hair black immediatly and hang around Hot Topic. Don't worry, no one will think you're a little pussy over it, and if they do, then they have *no* idea how bad you have it right now!
 

Booze Zombie

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My mother's a constantly worrying, ineffective housewife and my dad's loud, annoying and always trying to make jokes, most of which are obscure references to shows from the 70's and 60's or terrible.
 

Valiance

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gof22 said:
Darkside360 said:
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

How do your parent's act?
Pretty much the way you described.
How do you deal with it?
Thank god my door locks.

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ViolentlyHappy91

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My step-father is just an average guy with too many kids and my mother is just a person really, has her faults and everything, but she's not bad. Every so often to make her happy, I buy her wine. I'm probably a lucky person in terms of parents, not much else though.
 

Skeleon

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My mom sometimes implied things without thinking enough about how they might sound.
My father then felt personally attacked, totally overreacted, shouted and went to his office to get distance.
Usually, I just stood there, wondering why they fought over nothing.
I don't know how it is today, I don't live with them anymore.
 

Sugarfluff

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My brother has moved to Hungary and my sister is moving to England in a few months. I'm the only one left. Help me
 

WilliamWhite1

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My dad acts as though he doesn't know very much at all, then spews out tons of information (about people or life in general) as though he had been waiting to tell the world for ten centuries. He pretends to be the nicest guy you'd ever meet, when in reality he's a highly competitive individual who used to get into dozens of fights. In short, he's been changed by his marriage to my mother but maintains a lot of the 'dark side' he used to have when he was a child, as proven by the weapons he keeps in his garage.

My mother has, and always has been, a bit of a nerd. She was quiet, shy, and very bad at making in-class presentations. As a result, my father was perhaps the biggest catch she would ever have a shot at. He saw her for what she was worth, and she saw him (probably) as someone who needed help. Hm? Conclusion: they worked nicely together, at least for a solid twelve years.

My brother is a lot like my dad in that he has his 'shadowy side.' He knows he can be a bit of a douche, and he almost loves the fact that people think he's a total jerk. He's intelligent and has a lot of fluid and concrete knowledge, thinks competitively, but also works under the influence of myself. He has always had an equally competitive older brother; someone who he admires but simultaneously wishes wasn't so good at what he does (oops, beginning to sound narcissistic). Conclusion: a bit of a jerk, but has the potential to be one of the nicest people ever to walk the face of the earth.
 

Samurai Goomba

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madbird-valiant said:
..interesting thread.

My mum acts like a normal mum, but with a sizable spoonfull of awesomeness thrown in.

My dad is a douche. Hence why he lives in New Zealand rather than here.
This, except my dad lives in our neighborhood. I wish he (or I) was in New Zealand.
 

S.H.A.R.P.

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Hmmm my parents were quite old when they got me, now they're nearly in their sixties! My dad even retired before I got a job myself.. They both have been really supporting of me though. Valuing education really high and pushing me to the point of annoyance to do my homework and stuff, which I didn't do and which caused some friction. Now I moved out so things are much better. My mum is quite cool, she teaches Taiji from which I learn quite a bit passively, it's really interesting and quite refreshing compared to all the western ways of thinking. I never was really close to my dad, but we're cool now. Not too much talking but more a companionable silence, most of the time.
 

Dommyboy

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They're both fuckwits. Though sometimes they're nice but mostly in an ignorant way.
 

traceur_

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mum: she's supportive and (kinda) knows what's best for me, what can I say?

dad: he's a great guy, we wrestle a fair bit, he does wish that I'd get into sailing and other water sports but he's cool with me doing parkour.
 

SimuLord

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My dad is deader than dead, having expired in 1986. A theory (which I'm not about to dig up his grave and test, mind you) that the family has is that he ate so many hot dogs during his life as a Red Sox fan and frequent Fenway Park visitor that he's consumed enough preservatives that you could dig him out of the ground and run 50,000 volts through him and nobody would know anything was amiss.

My mom...well, I don't really want to place too much blame on her for her pathetic attempts at parenting. I prefer to think of it as her being a below-average woman intellectually who had the unenviable task of trying to raise a son who was (and remains) equal parts misunderstood genius and Screwy Squirrel.
 

Zykon TheLich

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They are always very pleased to see me and glad I'm still alive. I have to reject constant offers of cash. They are lovely people and I do sometimes feel sorry for them having had me.
 

Sewblon

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My mom leaves me alone most of the time but she always seems worried about something, which may be justified, she also makes me watch Will Farrel movies once every 6 months. My dad is always either working, exercising, or watching old Top Gear episodes on his computer, He is also really mad that he need PCs to do his job but he likes Macs better.
 

JonelethIrenicus

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My mom is 10x more laid back than my dad, but at the same time much more demanding. My dad on the other hand is the quiet type who waits for something to go wrong.