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yeh I live with my B/f so my parents have to know about him .... I'm an AUSSIE
No offence, but I seriously do not understand some parents... its insane their attempt at control. It makes me so grateful for my parents!ur_inner_child said:that might have to do with the fact that i moved out (because they went a point where they didnt let me choose my year 12 subjects....)
Well said.MaryJane said:No offence, but I seriously do not understand some parents... its insane their attempt at control. It makes me so grateful for my parents!
Not if you're going out with someone who's as dedicated as you.=). said:wow doesnt your parents think itll distract you from your studies??
You think your parents are asian?=). said:my parent dont give a shit
they think itll distract me. but yet they were cool with it. so im not complaining hahha
i think its asians parents.
MaryJane said:No offence, but I seriously do not understand some parents... its insane their attempt at control. It makes me so grateful for my parents!
That's quite a move to make. Must have been hell. But good move.ur_inner_child said:none taken
(cuz its the reason i moved out....)
no .=). said:does your parent know about your relationship?
rule one is stupid. driving doesn't necessarily stop you from getting killed by cars.bernz said:here's the big "NO"s during hs (from least important to most important):
1. learning to drive (that's getting my L plates... -______-")
2. getting a job (part time, just for a little bit of extra mula).
From an Asian parent's point of view, anything that takes up any time at all during the HSC year is a no-no.Frigid said:rule one is stupid. driving doesn't necessarily stop you from getting killed by cars.
rule two is also stupid. working gives you experience is a social setting, learning valuable communication skills blahblahblah...
but that's purely my opinion
I'm so greatful for the parents i've got, they pretty much let me make my own decisions but step in when they think necessary and talk about it.bernz said:my parents are asian.
here's the big "NO"s during hs (from least important to most important):
1. learning to drive (that's getting my L plates... -______-")
2. getting a job (part time, just for a little bit of extra mula).
3. boys.
i figure, with parents like that, one out of three ain't bad...
But that would include Extension 1 English class...Dreamerish*~ said:From an Asian parent's point of view, anything that takes up any time at all during the HSC year is a no-no.