By joeshmoe - 05/09/2009 07:07 - United States

Today, my 26th birthday party got busted by my parents due to them coming home early because of a flight cancellation. Everyone had to leave, but not before my mother made me go to my room. FML
I agree, your life sucks 25 230
You deserved it 49 673

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This. You can't expect to have all the benefits of depending on your parents without the rules. Shame on you for not being dependent enough to host your own party, and for not being smart enough to pay for another location to party. Surely you have enough money to afford that if you still live with your parents.

these. why not move out? and what is wrong with having a birthday party? your parents are strict...

From the sounds of it, it looks like s/he's still living with his/her parents. If that is the case, then dude, time to gtfo and get your own life, seriously. I'm 19 and have been livin on my own for over a year now, and paying for my own college to boot.

Yea! I left when I was 17 and I also pay for my own college. And for my rent. And for any and all bills I accumulate. Time to grow up.

scorpioserpent 1

Agreed! I pay for my own college tuition by working two jobs. I still live at home, but that's only until I graduate as an engineer.

It doesn't matter if his parents are strict or not. He's ******* 26 and lives with his rents still, what a loser. __________________________________ www.myspace.com/rapid99

YDI for not going to Chuck E. Cheese for your party. Would've been less embarassing.

Yes, because EVERYONE at the age of 26 has a well-paying job, right? -rolls eyes- ******* idiots.

Arcterion, couldn't the OP get roommates? That can reduce the cost of moving out to as low as $200 a month! Definitely time to GTFO of your parents house!

#98 -- ******* quit it!! OP - I actually feel embarrassed for you. How could you possibly admit that to thousands of people? That you are such a ******* loser, you still live at home at the age of 26 and get sent to your room for being 'naughty'. It's just so pathetic it's painful.

$200 a month? WOW where do you live? Depending on where you live, especially if it's in a highly dense urban college town, that might not be possible. Where I live to get a $200/month rent you would need to cram 6 people in a 700 sq ft 1 bed 1 bath. And that would still be for the really cheap apartments that are a good 15 minute drive away from campus. It would be around $300 more a month if you wanted to live closer. Not surprisingly a LOT of people here still live at home. Don't assume that the property prices where the OP lives are the same as yours. They could be MUCH MUCH higher.

How do you know that his parent suck? Why is he staying with them at 26? What is his history? What kind of company he had in that party? They could well be justified for all you know. May be he has a messed up past trying to recover at his parents house. May be they are trying to keep him away from the company that messed him up. Since he is staying with his parents at 26, there is more to this story that we do not know.

Who says the OP has to stay in the same town? I'm pretty sure the OP could find a place for him and a friend or two, most anywhere. The point isn't about how much apartments cost though, the point is the fact that this guy is 26, still living with his parents, had to have a birthday party behind his parent's backs while they were gone, and goes to FML to complain about getting sent to his room. I mean, really? Grow some balls, tell your parents what's going on beforehand, get a decent job, and move out.

xero_art 0

I'm praying this is a typo and he meant 16.....I mean throwing a party while your parents are away at 16 is cool....at 26, you better be praying your parents don't just kick your ass out...

realggirl 0

People tend to assume that whatever their circumstances are, other people have the same ones. So if they are able to get a high paying job within a week of leaving high school, or even a minimum wage job, they assume, "Oh, getting a job is easy, anyone who still lives with their parents is a loser" when the reality is that others can be struggling to get any kind of income at all. First off, I don't know where in the world you can rent an apartment for $200 a month. That seems a bit absurd to me. Second off, it doesn't matter if it's 50 cents a month if you have no money and no way to make money. People should be less judgmental and accept that everyone has different experiences. Just because you were able to do something doesn't mean everyone will be able to because everyone is different.

realggirl 0

By the way, I want to add that I don't live with my parents... in fact I have a good job and a nice savings account. But I recognize that not everyone is so fortunate.

The problem is not that he still lives with his parents( a lot of people pay the rent for their parents, so technically its their house and let the parents live with them), the problem is that at 26 he had to have a party behind his parents back and when he got discovered he was sent to his room. Xero_art I'm also hoping its a typo and he ment 16.

109: He lives in Mississippi. This isn't NYC or Chicago. Property values and costs of living are significantly lower in Mississippi than in most place around the country. I live right outside St. Louis and can find a place close to campus for less then $300/mo. There's no reason he can't in a place with a lower cost of living.

Agreed. YDI for living at your parent's home

dearambivalence 0

His life sucks (having secret parties at his parents house - where he lives - at 26; and he deserved it. I don't know how to answer this one.

ydi it for still living at ur parents house

ydi for still living with ur parents at 26

ilyrsp3162010 0

@91 Sz the guy who is a self described pothead and pervert

brocho 26

167, how does paying rent to your parents make the house yours and the parents the guests? The parents still own the house and can evict you at any time. That is like saying that paying rent to your landlord makes you the owner and the landlord the guest. How well would that hold up in court?

If OP was ten years younger this would be much more reasonable, but at 26 he should probably move out or something

YDI for letting your parents push you around still.

More like YDI for still living with them...

boycrazy30007 12

Exactly. He lives in their house he lives by their rules. It's time to grow up and man up. Get a job and move out.

x_Leopard_x 1

Why didn't you have the party somewhere else? O.o

seriously. I'm moving out as soon as I hit 18. in my house right now, they won't let me keep my switchblade collection. won't let me play drums. won't let me see my gf. won't let me practice ninjutsu. I can't wait to move.

FYL because I'm pretty sure your friends are never gonna let you live that down.

A 26 year old getting sent to his room. Oh wow that just made my day. You're big enough now to support yourself on your own, you can't blame them for enforcing rules in their own home. If you had the party at your own place, then there wouldn't be anything to worry about. I bet they were probably worried that you'd leave the mess to them to clean up.