Author Topic: And my parents blocked my internet again.  (Read 3591 times)


the problem is they'll probably figure out That I did it and take away my computer and everything
and it is part of the router.
Idk, I mean what I always did when my parents tried taking my computer was literally taking it back. It's p hard to hide a desktop computer, so I'd just walk around my parents' room until I found it and then reinstall it in my room. Maybe defend the computer next time. Once they hid it too well, so I just hid the router from them and offered a trade. I was a pretty clever kid.

Idk, I mean what I always did when my parents tried taking my computer was literally taking it back. It's p hard to hide a desktop computer, so I'd just walk around my parents' room until I found it and then reinstall it in my room. Maybe defend the computer next time. Once they hid it too well, so I just hid the router from them and offered a trade. I was a pretty clever kid.
My parents have gotten to the point where they just don't care anymore and stopped taking stuff away from me.

My parents have gotten to the point where they just don't care anymore and stopped taking stuff away from me.
Mine got to that point too. That's about when they started treating me like an actual human being and talking stuff through with me, so I maintain to this day that my actions were for the benefit of everyone.





Mine is only on between noon and 9 PM.

There is no reason for it, my dad just said he was "testing a feature of our router", but when I asked him a week later he said he was still testing it.
« Last Edit: September 10, 2014, 04:09:07 PM by blueblur121 »

My dad does stuff like this. My mom not as much.

Being restricted to their phone hotspots, I'm always dependent on them being on. My dad knows this, so when he decides in his own mind that I'm done with the internet, he just shuts it off without telling me. Last time I asked if he could put it back on, he just gave me a belligerent sigh and said that "it wastes battery". My mom is usually good about it though and will tell me when she needs her phone off, so I don't even ask my dad for internet access anymore.

Normally I'd sympathise with you and say that censorship doesn't solve much, but you have a loveual attraction to birds you probably developed online so I sincerely think you could use a break.
agreed.

Go bird watching when it's off

cant
the thing is passworded and i dont have the password.3ds actually.
This calls for some master hacker skills.

you really need to just change the password while you have the chance
in fact, i'm probably going to that right now so I have no regrets later

I use to have to deal with this a lot. But then everything changed when the fire nation attacked