Author Topic: Getting in touch with my mom. [Reply]  (Read 14720 times)




nice try bro (;

How many posts I have deduces how smart I am!

"Make me a sandwich"

Caution, I love ya man, But you might want to change the title some how. It's just... You know

Caution, I love ya man, But you might want to change the title some how. It's just... You know

You're getting in touch with your dinner table

You're making things way too complicated. Just call her and tell her you're sorry and that you were caught up in the moment. If she's been on this planet for at least 18 years, she should know how people think and react, and should understand. It sounds like she cared a lot about you, she's also probably nervous to call you.

Run-away from home.

Is there anyway you could make it shorter for those who don't like to read paragraphs online.

Are you a loving idiot? Are you so lazy to not skim the original post and realize that I did, in fact, add a sentence or two for lazy people like you?

As for the rest of you morons recommending a title change, grow the forget up. Instead of acting like you're six, and thinking, “omg HE SAID TUCH!!!” let's be a little bit more mature and actually contribute something forth to the conversation that is at hand.

To whoever said just call her, as I said, I feel the situation is far more delicate. I love my mom for all she has done for the first twelve years of my life, but what happened really doesn't feel like it could be fixed with a single phone call. I want to send a letter because I'm not a face-to-face social person. If I send a letter I can really express what I think.

Magick, he was a friend who didn't know how to treat anyone with respect. I used to live with him, and with all due respect, I believe that I knew how he was.

Also, I typed this from my Wii, so sorry for no quoting.
« Last Edit: July 28, 2010, 02:27:24 PM by Caution »


Show up at her house. And apologize in person.

Show up at her house. And apologize in person.

Considering she's maybe 1,300 miles away, not likely.

Show up at her house. And apologize in person.
Some people express things better on paper. It's more organized and normally more personal to some. But that is a good idea and as I said, he should eventually see her again.

Caution, send a letter. Make your way up to a phone call. Maybe one day speak to her in person. Until then, though, remember to be thankful for everything you have and be hopeful for the future. And remember, Love will find a way. It always does.


I do indeed want to meet her again but I don't want it to be an awkward "Hey, Mom, let's meet at Starbucks!" situation. I planned to do what you said, Magick.