My mom wants to take away my internet for what?!
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I get the impression that she might just be wanting to share something with you. She's on the internet and knows you're on it all the while, and probably thought it might be fun to add you on facebook. This kind of mistake happens often in the world of parent child relationships, where the parent does something 'cool'. Your rebuff of this has hurt her feelings and though her argument has little weight, when you are hurt, your best arguments often fly out of the window. Now she wants to take away your internet, possibly because she's concerned about what you're hiding on there.
She wants to punish you for not adding her on facebook?
Damn, she must be either paranoid or lonely.....
Also, you haven't done anything wrong, certainly not anything that can be punished legitimately.
Damn, she must be either paranoid or lonely.....
Also, you haven't done anything wrong, certainly not anything that can be punished legitimately.
Why not just make her a little bit happier?
I'm 21, moved out 1½ year ago, to the other end of the country, and I know that it makes my moms day when she is able to catch me on fb chat just to ask how I'm doing. And she enjoys being able to see a bit of what is going on in my life since I am exceptionally bad at calling anyone.
And what on earth do you put on fb that you will want to keep from you mom? Seriously, of you whine and ***** over every small thing on there, you really should start growing up a little.
I'm 21, moved out 1½ year ago, to the other end of the country, and I know that it makes my moms day when she is able to catch me on fb chat just to ask how I'm doing. And she enjoys being able to see a bit of what is going on in my life since I am exceptionally bad at calling anyone.
And what on earth do you put on fb that you will want to keep from you mom? Seriously, of you whine and ***** over every small thing on there, you really should start growing up a little.
I think your mistake is thinking you're allowed to speak freely without fear of punishment. You don't really have that right until you're out on your own and no longer living on your parent's dime.
LOL. What's wrong with The Escapist today, all these hilarious threads about people not being able to stand up to their own mothers and need to cry for help on a forum.
If you're 16 and this is happening then you might want to tactfully and respectfully remind her of the difference between a parent and a friend. A parent can indeed be a friend (and should be), but that doesn't mean that she should act like a whiny clinger when you don't add her on facebook. Still, if she thinks you don't talk to her enough, then by all means, go do something with her. Buy some takeout for your family. Give her a box of chocolates. Flowers. Anything!
Okay let me set something straight.
I'm also 16 years old and my mom is also on facebook, (and added as a friend) but i don't have that kind of problem.
Because i grew a huge pair of balls, (there were atleast big enough for me to stop careing, about what my mom saw of my misdeeds) and i'll say the same to you.
Grow a BIG pair of balls and be a MAN, because that is what you are meant to be.
(And mothers like to see their children grow up) ;P
I'm also 16 years old and my mom is also on facebook, (and added as a friend) but i don't have that kind of problem.
Because i grew a huge pair of balls, (there were atleast big enough for me to stop careing, about what my mom saw of my misdeeds) and i'll say the same to you.
Grow a BIG pair of balls and be a MAN, because that is what you are meant to be.
(And mothers like to see their children grow up) ;P
"You didn't add me on Facebook! That means you don't love me!"
No offense, but your mom doesn't seem like the brightest bulb on the tree. Its a sad day when people gauge their relationships on a digital social network.
No offense, but your mom doesn't seem like the brightest bulb on the tree. Its a sad day when people gauge their relationships on a digital social network.
