Does your parents hate you?

**doc_bean** · 06-19-2006, 19:59

No, at at most they're a but dissapointed at times.

Things tend to go sour when I stay at home for long periods of time, but it's not that we don't love eachother, we just can't live together

**The Spartan (Returns)** · 06-19-2006, 20:27

not really. but i never feared for my life.

except on 6/6/06

**edyzmedieval** · 06-19-2006, 20:43

Originally Posted by doc_bean

No, at at most they're a but dissapointed at times.

Things tend to go sour when I stay at home for long periods of time, but it's not that we don't love eachother, we just can't live together

Sonny, do you have a girlfriend?

Nah, I can't complain. I am really pampered(

), maybe because I'm the small kid(I have a bigger sister

), and my parents never had any problems with me at school. I really study.

So, I like it at home.

**doc_bean** · 06-19-2006, 20:44

Originally Posted by edyzmedieval

Sonny, do you have a girlfriend?

yes, what does that have to do with it ?

**edyzmedieval** · 06-19-2006, 20:47

Originally Posted by doc_bean

yes, what does that have to do with it ?

When you have a girlfriend, parents no longer want you in your house. They are slowly pushing you outside. ~

**littlelostboy** · 06-19-2006, 21:35

Right now, I just want to move out of the house and live alone. But where can you get out when you're an expat stuck in Vietnam? My parents are okay and I must say, loving, all my life. But now they are irritating and getting under me and my twin bro's skin. Their nagging freq has just turned up 10 times.

The problem is when we're at home too much, that's why I go out and watch the World Cup with friends.

**littlelostboy** · 06-19-2006, 21:36

Originally Posted by edyzmedieval

When you have a girlfriend, parents no longer want you in your house. They are slowly pushing you outside. ~

Ha, that happened to my bro.

**doc_bean** · 06-19-2006, 22:12

Originally Posted by edyzmedieval

When you have a girlfriend, parents no longer want you in your house. They are slowly pushing you outside. ~

Nah, it was me who really needed to get out of the house when i was 18, they were driving me crazy

**The Wizard** · 06-19-2006, 22:44

Nope, home is cozy and warm, and for sleeping out hangovers.

**Keba** · 06-19-2006, 22:48

Nope, I moved out at 18, my parents bought me an apartment for my college education, which is some 400 km from my place of birth.

Otherwise, good relations with them, aside from the occasional my being stubborn thing, but that is fairly minor and unimportant in the long run. Actually, my relations with them improved after I moved out.

**Craterus** · 06-19-2006, 22:46

Wow, I've been feeling the need to move out ASAP for a few months now. So this thread is kind of on cue.

Unfortunately, I don't see how I'll pay my way if I move out. The temporary answer is to just ignore my family.