GlennBree;137466 wrote:
OK-I’m not going to cry on anyones shoulder, but I never had the experience that you speak of. I know there are parents out there, who actually don’t derserve the children they have. However, if you are simply not happy that they may have certain rules, but are basically good people, I’m not going to give you much sympathy. I lost both parents…(to seperate accidents) before I was a 2yrs. old.) Yesterday was my fathers birthday. I would give anything to be able to spend just 1 day with my parents. Sadly, I don’t remember either of them, but that doesn’t make the pain any better…as a matter of fact it may make it worse. I own ONE photo of my parents with myself and brothers and sisters included in it. So…………with that said……….either deal with it, or depending on your age……be thankful that they allow you to stay there and finish school. They WILL NOT be around forever……and then you’ll be singing a different tune.
Very well said Bree. I completely agree, although I didn’t have the best parents in the world, I still love them and would not trade them for anything. Honda it really sounds like your parents do alot for you, I would have loved to be able to stay at home while I was going through college and paying for my car, so you should definitely appreciate what you have, because a lot of kids don’t have it as easy as you.