[GCFL-discuss] Opinions and Advice
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Thu May 6 22:03:12 CDT 2004
Quama
I know asking this is stupid, but before I answer this question &
give my opinion I kinda need to know how old you are to answer this
properly.
Understand what I mean?
JEff
On Thu, 06 May 2004 20:17:27 -0230 gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net writes:
> Ok. I have a question, and want people's opinions. The question is
> this:
> what do you do when what your parents want and what you want are
> different.
>
> The context of the question is rather complicated. For the Reader's
> Digest
> version, I have been living on my own for a number of years now, and
> my
> parents made me move back home. I was planning of moving out of my
> appartment, into another one with two friends. 1 week before I was
> to move,
> my parents decided that it wasn't good for me. They didn't like one
> of these
> two individuals, and simply said "No". I didn't want to disappoint
> my
> friends, so I'm still paying rent there (both these individuals have
> severe
> food intolerances, and trust the others to NOT contaminate the
> kitchen -
> something they don't feel everyone can. There's only a few people
> they feel
> they can trust.).
>
> My mother loves to lecture, and will do so on any opportunity
> available.
> Some examples are: "You didn't get that job! ... you're too meek.
> That's
> what they didn't like about you... you also waste your time .... you
>
> shouldn't have gone to church during exams." ... [after calling me
> on my
> cell]
> "Where are you? ... you should have called" - I remind her that she
> was to
> call me, and that I did, in fact call her anyway - "... Well, when
> you don't
> get an answer, you call back every two minutes until you get one."
> This is
> not practical for two reasons: one, I use up cell phone minutes
> needlessly,
> and two, my father works at home, and is on the phone for hours on
> end with
> business associates.
>
> Anyway, that's just rambling. Needless to say, I'm not happy at
> home; I feel
> trapped, because I'm outside the city limits where there is no
> public
> transportation and therefore cannot go anywhere or do anything
> social. I
> want to be living in the city, but it would absolutely kill my
> parents - esp
> my mom - to live with my friends, but I need to live my life.
>
> I've tried talking to them, and tried just following them, not
> really caring
> what it was that I wanted. Neither works well, so I was just
> wondering what
> you are thinking.
>
> ~Quama
>
> PS. Thanks.
>
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