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Thread: This is deep..

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    Default This is deep..

    I think its funny how when you get older you realize how much some people do for you, you respect them allot more and try and look after them although they don't need looking after. Surely this is just common sense that everyone should learn as soon as their speaking and walking lol. Maybe its just a sense of maturity, I don't want yo be mature!! but I do want to let those know how much I thank them.

    Its really weird though, since I turned 19 I respect everything my mam does, even the simple things. Has this happened to anyone else or is it just me ha. I feel like I've taken advantage of my mam in my younger teenage years.
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    Pfft. I've done everything for myself since I was 12. Cooking, ironing, washing. Not shopping and ****, but you get the idea ;P

    I usually do the shopping now though, have done for a couple of years.



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    I do most things for myself, my mum doesn't respect my independence so no, I don't feel like that.

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    my mum does like everything for me but i do respect it and realize what she does so yeah !

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    Quote Originally Posted by R0BB13G View Post
    I do most things for myself, my mum doesn't respect my independence so no, I don't feel like that.
    Do you pay the bills, buy the food (with your own money, not hers) and maintain the house? And what is this independance you speak of? What is there that you desperately need to do for yourself and are stopped from doing by your mother?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyingJesus View Post
    Do you pay the bills, buy the food (with your own money, not hers) and maintain the house? And what is this independance you speak of? What is there that you desperately need to do for yourself and are stopped from doing by your mother?
    I can't stand ungrateful people
    I pay the bills that are for me (my phone ect.), I often help around the else, and obviously I can't buy the food - I don't have a job.

    My mum doesn't even let me go out on my own, is that so much to ask? Admittedly it's not just her fault - I'm not allowed to go to after school clubs without someone there because of my medical condition, but really, I don't see why I can't be independent. I'm 14, not 4. I know my limits. I'm not ungrateful, I realise what my mum does for me, but she doesn't give me 1/2 the independence I need at my age.

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    In fairness you're 14. She probably doesn't want you on the streets with other teenage dregs, hanging out at Tesco. Don't confuse her protective nature with disrespect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    In fairness you're 14. She probably doesn't want you on the streets with other teenage dregs, hanging out at Tesco. Don't confuse her protective nature with disrespect.
    exactly
    i wish my mum made me stay in more then maybe i wouldn't have fallen in to a bad crowd.

    i feel the same way richie about most my family. i used to take everything out on them or not give them any of my time. i blamed my dad for so many things when i don't even know the stuff he actually does for us.
    & tbh just little things can show them you're thankful. just spending time with them, being patient and talking through things are good enough.

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    I know my Dad does a lot in our house, shopping, cleaning, cooking, driving, and I do respect that but he puts me down all the time which gets me upset so I don't really care as much as I should.
    My Dad basically says to me if I don't do any work or anything I can just get out of the house, I don't think that's fair at all, I do what I can.
    He always has a go at me for not being able to cook - but really he should have been teaching me from a young age but he just doesn't understand. I can cook some things don't get me wrong, I can cook where gas isn't involved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    In fairness you're 14. She probably doesn't want you on the streets with other teenage dregs, hanging out at Tesco. Don't confuse her protective nature with disrespect.
    In fairness am I not even allowed down to the park without having someone following me? I'm not one to get into drugs or anything, she knows that, but she insists on having someone follow me wherever? I have been put off making friends because I know I won't see them out of school, so I only have a few friends, and I have been put off going out - hence why I am on the forum so much. She's pretty much ruined my social life single-handedly.

    Having said that, i do respect she works hard to keep my life enjoyable.

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