Author Topic: Oh great my dad is not letting me use internet 9PM-6AM  (Read 4061 times)

I don't do authority figures. If my parents took my computer I'd give them hell until they gave it back. Respect isn't a one way street, I respect my parents to the extent that they respect me. The moment I turned 18 I had my vehicle and insurance signed over to my name so that if they attempted to take away my car I could file a law suit against them for larceny. I much prefer the relationship I have with my parents to a one-sided relationship where they have more say in what I do than I do myself.

What did your sister do btw? Or is it sensitive/private material?

I forgot, but if I ask, she will get suspicious and find out and I will get in to DEEP Trouble with her.


I don't think he's being mean, I think he's trying to help you stay away from the computer and probably video games too. It's what parents are for, to help us.

I don't do authority figures. If my parents took my computer I'd give them hell until they gave it back. Respect isn't a one way street, I respect my parents to the extent that they respect me. The moment I turned 18 I had my vehicle and insurance signed over to my name so that if they attempted to take away my car I could file a law suit against them for larceny. I much prefer the relationship I have with my parents to a one-sided relationship where they have more say in what I do than I do myself.

I'm sorry, but you have to in the business world. Parents don't need to respect their kids, it's the kids who need to respect their parents. To even consider filing a law-suit against your parents over a car is just low. I am really angered at the social-graces many young people have these days. Respect is a one-way streak many times.
« Last Edit: January 05, 2014, 11:36:19 PM by Caribou »

Am I breaking any of the forum rules here, I feel like I am.

reaf a book or something. I assure you, not being able to watch the top 10 news reporter fails at 3am is going to only be good for you

I don't do authority figures. If my parents took my computer I'd give them hell until they gave it back. Respect isn't a one way street, I respect my parents to the extent that they respect me. The moment I turned 18 I had my vehicle and insurance signed over to my name so that if they attempted to take away my car I could file a law suit against them for larceny. I much prefer the relationship I have with my parents to a one-sided relationship where they have more say in what I do than I do myself.
This, I am with you on the respect part. But It certainly isn't a one way street. Just because you're younger/offspring doesn't mean you have your own side to an argument.

I don't think he's being mean, I think he's trying to help you stay away from the computer and probably video games too. It's what parents are for, to help us.
Yes, but to the extent of taking technology away for an unreasonable amount of time (3 years) is batstuff crazy. I'm not saying we can't live without technology, but this is really unnecessary time lengths.

reaf a book or something.
This too, you can also read some books. I recommend Metro: 2033 and The Shining.
« Last Edit: January 05, 2014, 11:37:56 PM by rambo1220 »

I don't do authority figures.
you're gonna have to start, the world is already against you

I don't think he's being mean, I think he's trying to help you stay away from the computer and probably video games too. It's what parents are for, to help us.
He makes my mother drink because she can NEVER escape the house because of him.
Also at any given time there it at least one place inaccessible, this time its the dining table for months.
« Last Edit: January 05, 2014, 11:36:22 PM by LagoomSack »

you're gonna have to start, the world is already against you
You kidding? Everything in the world is in my favor.

i get 11AM to 3PM on weekends and no computer during weekdays.
it's been like this for over eight years.

I live in the middle of nowhere, rarely go to friends houses. nothing to do outside.
You clearly have not discovered the wonderful mysticism of burnin' stuff.

As if I wanted to eat at the DINING table.
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If your dad takes ur stuff like that, just unplug his computer and hide it in the attic or something

You clearly have not discovered the wonderful mysticism of burnin' stuff.
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