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By thanksmom - 01/05/2009 04:23 - United States
Your mother's a bitch.
WHY do parents do this... I had a similar situation when I was 16. Sure, I was 16 so it's to be expected that I was hormonal and dramatic, but it didn't make the feelings any less valid at the time. I had been holding it in for the longest time and finally told her about it, and she laughed at me. It was awful. FYL for sure :( but it will be okay.
It's sort of understandable though... With all the stupid shit teenagers blow out of proportion these days, I don't blame OP's mom. Unless something very serious had happened to cause this distress, I would most likely tell my daughter (if I had one) to simply toughen up and not let life get her down. The children that commit suicide for the stupidest reasons (bullying?) might not have if they were raised to turn the other cheek to a lot of temporary things and not be so melodramatic. Suicide rates are going up only because we are now teaching our children that just because something isn't fair or right, that it will change. Children need to learn that life sucks and shit will NEVER be fair, but they need to keep pushing on matter what. We can not possibly hope to rid the world of evil, but we CAN raise children who stand against this evil with their heads held high.
I know how that is. Similar scenario and my mom just said "Ugh now we're going to have to talk." lol.
Was her response an attempt to put your disposition into perspective, or something completely different?
My mom is exactly the same way! Haha. **** her, find a friend you can talk to. Just avoid your mom, she's not worth your time. :l
I'd suggest what 11 said. Parents don't always understand.
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This whole argument is pointless. I doubt any of you know OP personally, in which case you don't know OP's feelings. It could be a cry for help as easily as a cry for attention. OP, if you really are depressed, please get help. Hang out with your friends, get exercise, play with tour dogs. All of these could help you feel better!
Well just because the FMLs are slightly similar doesn't make this one untrue.