
Originally Posted by
lovebears95
not really helpful.
This is my mother not my boss or a judge or a landlord or a cop. i don't think i'm tough and whatever you said i'm just looking for options on how to deal with my mother or help her understand that stupidity just pisses me off when i know she is smart, and you don't know what else is going on in my life, especially with my dad, and i prefer not to talk about.
thanks for trying tho!
Your mom IS your boss... better get that through your head, because you are going to need her support when you find out what the real world is like... and the day you turn 18 your parents very much CAN throw you out to the curb and send you on your merry way...
One thing you AREN'T as long gas you live in their house... and that's the Boss. Your Mom AND dad are the boss of everyone that resides in THEIR house... yes... thats right.. its not your house... its their house.
And I fully expect if you keep up that attitude with them that's exactly what will happen.
They legally don't have to support you, or house you the day you turn 18. Doesn't matter if you have a job or anyplace to go... and a lot of parents do exactly that to kids that can't show respect to their superiors... and also... best get used to it... you are going to be answering to people who are your boss the rest of your life. There are very few people that walk this earth don't... Kim Jong IL, and a few others... but that list keeps getting shorter all the time.
Understand the meaning of the phrase... "Charity begins at home". Or "People who live in glass houses , should not throw stones...", Understand what was wrong with what you wrote in your last response and you might find what you perceive as a problem... stops being one.
Because I guarantee you, you aren't the smartest person on the planet... much less your street, or even house. The sooner you come to terms with that... the fewer hard lessons you are going to have to learn in the near future.
That's not being mean... that's trying to be helpful. From someone who had to learn a lot of things the hard way himself growing up.