5 comments
LuvDATcHEESe | 02-01-2004 03:12
ok so i can see noone cares bout me and my problems
crazydazibaby | 02-01-2004 03:18
i dont think there was wrong with anything you did. you really cant control what other people do so that wasnt really your fault.. and you said ur parents were wasted.. so you never know im sure they didnt mean it
pdub | 02-01-2004 03:19
i care!!!
thats just not right to say the least i have nothing in my past that can relate to that but ill think of sumthing till then *HUGS*
PDUB
thats just not right to say the least i have nothing in my past that can relate to that but ill think of sumthing till then *HUGS*
PDUB
SomeCallMeMaxx | 02-01-2004 03:24
So it started as a misunderstanding, or you just not paying attention, to your parents coming home drunk and then you getting into an argument that carried over into the next day...hrm.
When people get drunk they can say things they don't mean, like your dad telling you to get out. They can also push really hard mood swings, again like your dad yelling at you and calling your buds names and then acting all nice when you go to bed. Some people remember what happens, some don't. Some people also carry grudges over from the drunken night, even though their thoughts weren't clear at the time. It looks like your dad might've done this. The only thing you can really do to allieviate this is to apoligize to him and not flip out. There's a time to stand up for yourself and a time to suck @$$.
On the other hand, on a very small chance, your dad might be scared that you're growing up just as fast as he did and you'll leave as soon as you can. When parents are faced with losing their child most try to put more restraint on their child hoping to keep them around, when in reality it only pushes them away quicker.
I really don't think this whole thing was about apple pie, or if it was then your parents are really weird about food. It's not always wise to argue with drunks, especially parents. They can remember what happened that night and carry it into the next day.
I can understand you getting upset at your parents like that. It happens. I don't like having my friends insulted either. But if you do apoligize to them try your hardest not to start arguing or you'll set yourself back.
Maybe you could buy them another pie or something, just in case it was all about the freaking pie.
When people get drunk they can say things they don't mean, like your dad telling you to get out. They can also push really hard mood swings, again like your dad yelling at you and calling your buds names and then acting all nice when you go to bed. Some people remember what happens, some don't. Some people also carry grudges over from the drunken night, even though their thoughts weren't clear at the time. It looks like your dad might've done this. The only thing you can really do to allieviate this is to apoligize to him and not flip out. There's a time to stand up for yourself and a time to suck @$$.
On the other hand, on a very small chance, your dad might be scared that you're growing up just as fast as he did and you'll leave as soon as you can. When parents are faced with losing their child most try to put more restraint on their child hoping to keep them around, when in reality it only pushes them away quicker.
I really don't think this whole thing was about apple pie, or if it was then your parents are really weird about food. It's not always wise to argue with drunks, especially parents. They can remember what happened that night and carry it into the next day.
I can understand you getting upset at your parents like that. It happens. I don't like having my friends insulted either. But if you do apoligize to them try your hardest not to start arguing or you'll set yourself back.
Maybe you could buy them another pie or something, just in case it was all about the freaking pie.
SomeCallMeMaxx | 02-01-2004 03:26
Oops, I forgot to say.
Don't worry about what your parents call your friends. They're your friends, not theirs.
Don't worry about what your parents call your friends. They're your friends, not theirs.
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