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I jsut found out that my parents applied for me to be on 'worlds strictest parents' BUT I completely failed, apparantly i'm better than the end result, and why would they dream of putting me on the programme.
apparantly it's because i don't do any of the following;
party and come home high and drunk the enxt day.
drink lots of alcahol
smoke
swear at my parents
fail at school
ha
Polite, sensible comments welcome.
apparantly it's because i don't do any of the following;
party and come home high and drunk the enxt day.
drink lots of alcahol
smoke
swear at my parents
fail at school
ha
Polite, sensible comments welcome.
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But what I'm getting at is that you must do something.
Like when I was young teen, I felt that I was perfectly fine, well behaved, always went to school, did well, never really went out. No drink, drugs, sex, smoking.
But my parents felt that I was very moody, and could say some nasty things to them, particularly to my mother. And was very messy and lazy.
And their opinion of it is very different to mine.
So why don't you, rather than come and complain about it, actually go and ask them about it, find out why they think you're such a bad teenager. Why can't there be some kind of compromise. Rather than this?
Like when I was young teen, I felt that I was perfectly fine, well behaved, always went to school, did well, never really went out. No drink, drugs, sex, smoking.
But my parents felt that I was very moody, and could say some nasty things to them, particularly to my mother. And was very messy and lazy.
And their opinion of it is very different to mine.
So why don't you, rather than come and complain about it, actually go and ask them about it, find out why they think you're such a bad teenager. Why can't there be some kind of compromise. Rather than this?