Why are you listening to them? No matter how much you are pressured, you are also to blame. Some parents find it harder to accept that their children are growing up, but if you don't let go of your mother's skirt and don't stand behind your decision, you can't help them accept it. I'm not saying you don't respect them or you don't respect their opinion, they are your parents after all. But when you say "I've decided it already" and do it, then you can say that you make your own decisions. Not a few similar topics are encountered by people aged 20 and up. Abe, I don't understand what your parents are guilty of. It is their job to worry about everything and to protect you from everything, after they have done it for 20 years, there is no way they can stop from nothing. They will treat us like adults when you start behaving like that. Take responsibility for mistakes, stand behind your decisions, to keep your word, etc. I understand that they are dramatic in that you would have tired them out, but I think you are justifying yourself to them in front of you, because you are actually afraid to take the step. And not to say I don't understand. I am a girl of 21. When I was 18 I decided to work at the sea in a resort quite far from my city, where no one I knew. I applied to a site, I was approved. My father said, "Get along with your mother. I don't think he'll agree, but I won't interfere. Decide with each other." And my mother: - I'm not letting you go! "I understand you're worried!" You are my mother and I respect you and I respect your opinion, but I tell you, I do not ask you. I love you very much, I know you are not happy with what you hear and I hope you are not angry with me for a long time. "Well, I'm angry!" You can't solve it alone! - According to the law I can, I am already an adult. "I won't give you money then!" - I have saved BGN 200 from my grandparents since Christmas, so the money doesn't bother me. My apartment is arranged, there will be an advance for eating. "And what are you really going to do there?" !! - Yes. I have decided it and I will not think about it. He cried a little that he would not see me for 3 months, but he helped me with packing and getting out of school earlier. I was 11th grade. Yes, I had some difficulties at work, but I do not regret the experience, because I learned a lot about myself and came back a few ideas more mature. Again, this is the job of the parents, it is your job to stand up. He cried a little that he would not see me for 3 months, but he helped me with packing and getting out of school earlier. I was 11th grade. Yes, I had some difficulties at work, but I do not regret the experience, because I learned a lot about myself and came back a few ideas more mature. Again, this is the job of the parents, it is your job to stand up. He cried a little that he would not see me for 3 months, but he helped me with packing and getting out of school earlier. I was 11th grade. Yes, I had some difficulties at work, but I do not regret the experience, because I learned a lot about myself and came back a few ideas more mature. Again, this is the job of the parents, it is your job to stand up.
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Listen, darling, I can put myself in your shoes to some extent. I am currently 18 years old, but I have taken the same path as you. I changed my desire to apply twice already because they were not satisfied. Yes, but so far. From the moment I leave, I will pursue my own desires and dreams. I advise you to do the same. He fights with teeth and nails for his own life. He is yours. And there is only one, so you have to live fully. Every time you do something you don't want to do and force something, you lose precious moments. Your parents will sooner or later realize that they were wrong. The sooner you break away from them, the sooner you will feel free.