Author Topic: Oh great my dad is not letting me use internet 9PM-6AM  (Read 4049 times)

I don't need to 'experience the world.' I've been handed a free front-of-the-line pass. Before I graduate college I'll have over two million dollars in assets in my own name.
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jesus
tell your mom to smarten the forget up, move away and get herself another man


well then stop complaining

if you don't want to stand up for yourself, then don't think other people will do it for you.

Did you even read Rambo's comment?
If your mom wins custody, foster care is out of the picture
I don't even....
No one will treat you special if you don't want to; more then half of the kids at my school have divorced parents; They are treated regularly.

be a master hacker and make ur own router

You only have to respect people to the limit of its benefit to you. Respecting a business partner does not continue until you're getting forgeted by them, if you do this then you're destined to be one of those people who complain constantly about their stuffty office job and their stuffty boss.

No, not everything will benefit us but we still should respect one another. In business, everyone gets screwed. I think it's vengeful, vicious, and evil to screw over your own parents. That's just me though, we all have different principles. We can't live lawlessly though.

trinick is rich as forget and we're all envious. if you have a lot of money it doesn't really matter how you act, sadly

We can't live lawlessly though.
I never suggested that I do or that we should live lawlessly. It's in my own self interest to obey laws, I've got much better uses for my time than sitting in a jail cell.

The way I explain my morals makes me seem like I'm this huge starfish, but I'm really not. I'm not out there to screw over my parents. I don't act like a massive roosterwad all the time. I'm courteous and friendly to people, and I respect most of the people I know to some extent, but I don't let anybody control my life more than I do. Not parents, not teachers, not police, nobody. It sounds really disrespectful when I say that the last time a teacher tried to take away my cell phone for texting during class I refused and demanded a meeting with the principal and said teacher to discuss the inappropriateness of a teacher attempting to remove my personal property from my possession, but that doesn't mean that I'm not extremely courteous to teachers on a day-to-day basis.

11PM-7:30AM is more reasonable (only on school nights)

What did your sister do to get here stuff taken away for 3 years btw? Or is it sensitive/private material?