Is It My Fault Or My Parents Fault?

Wow, sacon doesn't do anything useful, your wise ass. Come on, pull yourself together! A man coming out of you? Some wood can not bring, some shoes saw dawn ... tz t t ttz! Look at that! Either they're tight and you're a man, or you're going to be a whiny bastard! Get your rags! It's nothing - be ready for a lot of trouble and a fight! Head for the money otherwise, and at 90 years old you're the same!

, some kind of fiction again. Even if someone helps their parents, so what. On this page, someone is very actively working against the family. Last night I watched a Ukrainian show, a one-year-old girl adopted in the Netherlands, now 25 looking for her parents. Except Alexandra's already Bibi. Bibi through the Netherlands and mamu in Ukraine – Tyne DNA. Season 2 – Vыpusk 2 of 03. 03. 2020 So sad to get up with you, adopt the kid some and turn him into a lesbian. So to me, the story sounds fictional, because such themes are always in the same tonality and the same purpose, someone's rights. You don't stop, NGOs!

It's more like your parents are right, it's not much of a 14-year-old's use of a vacuum cleaner and a rag and carrying wood. Yes the children have rights, and they tell you that at school, but no one so diligently tells you that children have obligations. You can't expect just because you're a minor, yours are always being cleaned up and all your homework is theirs. When are you going to learn to take care of yourself? Remember that only after 2-3 years of age you reach adulthood and then you have to take on the responsibilities of an adult yourself, at some point you have to learn how to become an adult and what it's like to be an adult. Stop roaring like a baby, after all, the work isn't much, how much they make you clean, more than the square of the apartment can't make you clean, and only twice a week, how many woods to make you carry more than 6-8 ccs a year are not, ... And if you think in a few years, when you become the father of a baby, you will have to work, pay rent on a home alone, buy wood, cut them, carry them all all by yourself, because you can't get the baby to help you, and it's not like it's 14 years old That's life! You're male and you have to be a man one day, it's good that you're being taught and cleaning up to respect your wife's work that day in the future.

I've always been interested in where negativity would be made by people like this boy's parents if they didn't have children...

Buddy, you might just think so, because you're in puberty right now, and your hormones are raging. But if that's true, finish them for a few more years, get a job and move out of them, shelter your brother in time, because if you move out, everything will fall on him. Your job as an older brother is to help him. And you wouldn't want him to go through what you've been through.

I'il be honest. There are things you're too young to understand right now. On the other hand, your parents' approach is not right at all, because only with shouting does not be brought up. What your parents are actually trying to do is teach you work and compliance. Your mom works two jobs, your dad's not at your place all week because of a job. All this so they can feed their children. As a result, they go home crushed, nervous. Every person is aware that they need to leave the stress of working in front of the entrance at home, but few people achieve it in practice. Accordingly, you're a student. At 12 years old, it's right that everyone can put the table on, put on a vacuum cleaner, and,well, take care of the home at all. It's not the child's duty, but it has to be learned. At 15, it's right to realize that your parents don't have the time and the energy to keep clean in you, and frankly they're rarely there, so there's not much to throw away. Yes, but someone has to wipe the dust, put on a vacuum cleaner, put the table and everything. It would be right if you realized that you could and would be willing to take on these things to make it easier for your parents. I did the same things at 13 and watched my younger brother with no one driving me, but I felt it was the right thing to do because I was taught housework and my parents worked all day. And i've only picked up wood where I live on the first floor. It's hard, but not impossible. I've been doing more courses, that's all. It's very important to mention that your parents should still be nicer to you. You can't always yell about housework because it's your job. The household is in common: everyone is dirty, you all live there, you all eat, you all use the bathroom. The household is the privilege and responsibility of each of you. Yes, it is right that the one who is most free to shoulder most of the burden, but it is right that this is recognized with gratitude and good treatment. In other words, your parents have the wrong approach to you specifically. The difference between me and you is mainly that I did not be asked for badly done or forgotten housework, and accordingly, I never hated domestic chores and never took them exactly as duties. As for the computer, no, the reason they're fighting you isn't because the computer makes you happy, and they hate you. That's you're getting yourself because of the pressure on you. No parent is satisfied that their child spends too much time in front of screens. Your parents are of another generation, it's not normal for them to have a beautiful day out there, and you don't want to go out. When they were young they worked or helped at home, their entertainment was out with friends. They didn't use a phone to hear a loved one, but to walk directly to the doors to shout. They were social in a different way than yours at the time. You must have game buddies, but for your parents, these aren't your friends, it's just some people who don't have lives and urge you to stay locked between four walls and have fun on pixels. I'm from this generation that's seen a little bit of both worlds. I understand, but I understand them, too. I can tell you that games are really very fascinating, but playing, you don't do anything constructive for yourself... you're just distracted by reality. Of course, play if you like it. I just advise you to work on your mindset, try to spend more time with your peers out and have hobbies and activities that you don't need technique for. The truth is in the balance, one must first try to experience it from the inside, and then he feels the need to sort out his priorities and change his habits with better ones.

Try to sit down and talk to them QUIETly, CALMLY AND NORMALLY without being offended. Share how you feel. Try to resist them. I'm almost your age. We can talk if you want.

If you're 15, it means you're too early to start work, after the age of 16, you can start the summer just to raise money, and three or four years to finish, and then you can move out to a place, don't look at your snouts, especially your father.

By the time I was 13, I was already working on the local cabbage landowner, which had hectares. And when I finished digging there, I went to help my father on our fields, with corn and beans. Grape harvest, slab-thing, my cousin's house from the ground. Kompots, chutney, cleaning not the whole two-story house, but the pigs every week. Milking the goats, rinsing the shit of the hens. We've been through the Vidin winter, hyperinflation, great hunger. There was no money to support me in the technician and I didn't even finish the middle on time because I had to work to support myself at 17, I was working in a bread oven at the time. I love my father more than anything in the world! As for the computer he bought me the first 486DX 4ka, which for that time was a unique thing. I've never worn anything other than a sixth from school. From this computer, I started ITTO and became a specialist. That's what I'm working on to this day, and I'm taking an above-average london. My father loves me more than anything in the world! ----- You're the difference between me and you and between your father and my father. You'il answer yourself.