Things you blame your parents for.

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StormShaun

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Frankly I dont think I have any jeans...hehe just kidding, but I think I have created my own genes or god did but still I blame them for...my older sister that has so morals or IQ what-so ever, for haveing no morals, not accepting me for who I am which is a gamer , also for getting annoyed at a the smallest things ever, geez but apart from those I think I have crafted a nice life thanks to myself...and them a bit for putting me through school and a home...pretty much it.

daftalchemist said:
I blame my moother for me not liking her. Seriously, it's her own fault and I wish she'd get it through her head that we will never be super best friends.

I also blame her for my younger sister's inability to grow the hell up, make good life decisions (such as not buying an $8000 used car when you only have a part time job at Target), and take care of herself. If that girl ever manages to move to a location even a mile away from my parents' house, I will honestly shit myself in shock.

I blame my dad for nothing. He's awesome. I wish he didn't have to put up with my mother.
Please dont mention Target to me ever again since I work their...casual though, so please dont mention it before I jump out of my bedroom window...k thx
 

barbzilla

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I blame my parents for the amount of time I had to spend breaking childhood habits once I got out of college. I still to this day am paranoid (had an abusive childhood [not terribly so mind you, but the occasional drunk beating here and there and you learn to tip toe {I am sure I deserved it occasionally though so can't fully blame them}]). Some things just take time to unlearn, others can not be unlearned. The trick is to learn to play to your advantages. Being paranoid I am very obsessive about my job and this works out well for me as I am in the video game industry (not in the part I would like to be, but hey a foot in the door is a bruised toe you know what I mean [not that they go around bruising my toe or anything]).
 

Chromanin

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"The day the child realizes that all adults are imperfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult, and the day he forgives himself, he becomes wise."

Let's just say I'll never be an adult. I blame my mom for only teaching me how to be the shiniest cog in the machine, and I blame my dad for teaching me nothing except that I better be everything he wasn't so that he can feel good about himself. It's mostly because of him that I haven't done anything significant in my life. I always did my best to spite and dissapoint him so that he would never have that satisfaction he craved.

My little brother got it worse than I did, probably because my dad saw that I wasn't going to produce anything for him. My brother seems to have gotten over it, though. So I guess he's more grown up than I am.
 

newfoundsky

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I blame my dad for my hatred of drugs. Something about him throwing my mom down a hallway then me down the stairs while high on pills just ruined it for me I guess.

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Look up till you see a wall of text. Read that.
 

SillyBear

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I think simple genetics dictates we can blame them for a hell of a lot. If we were so that way inclined, I'm not.
 

ReservoirAngel

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Dags90 said:
ReservoirAngel said:
I'd have like to get the 'tall' and 'well-built' genes, but instead I got the 'short' and 'thin' genes leaving me in a state where I still need a fucking ID to get into 15-rated films sometimes.
I bet that makes you popular with creepers though. You're legal jailbait!
Unfortunately this issue has come up several times, in various different ways, including once when someone threatened my boyfriend with jail time when she saw me and him kiss.