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Posted by Vivid Boy on Nov-03-2016 23:57:

As i get older my parents are becoming harder and harder to speak to

Anyone else noticing this?
They are so out with the times. half the time they think they are arguing the same point to me but I catch them and realize they both mean to completely opposite things.
They kept asking me if i could throw out my computer in my old room. I kept telling them there is no computer in my old room. After a 30 mins yell fest i found out they meant an old tv stand.....wtf!?
lets say I try to share something happening in my life....lets just say i dont make it passed the second sentence without them putting in their 2 cents how I am doing it wrong. At this point going to see them is a fuckin chore. Every now and again it hits me that I have limited time with them as they are getting much older and get the urge to spend some time with them, but trying to spend more than small talk with them is a fuckin circus. please dont tell me this is what I have to look forward to growing older?


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-04-2016 01:14:

Both of my parents are dead.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Nov-04-2016 01:36:

i guess mine arent that bad

that was very batman of you


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-04-2016 02:21:

Lololol.


Posted by on Nov-04-2016 04:47:

[confession bear meme] Old ppl are crazy and that goes double for parents. It might be a cliche but that doesn't make it any less true. [/confession bear meme]


Posted by Lira on Nov-04-2016 05:03:

Re: As i get older my parents are becoming harder and harder to speak to

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
Every now and again it hits me that I have limited time with them as they are getting much older and get the urge to spend some time with them, but trying to spend more than small talk with them is a fuckin circus.

I can relate with the first part (I'm actually at their place tonight to help with a few chores tomorrow morning), but I haven't had that much of a problem with communication... But that's because I eventually got used to it.

Being raised in a rather Italian family, being interrupted mid-sentence has never really irked me because my parents have always done it and, yeah, it's much more common now, but I'm the same so it sort of works. They interrupt me, halfway through the misunderstanding I interrupt them back, and communication is pretty much a miracle. It took an awful lot for my wife to catch up with the dynamic, but she's used to it now

Maybe you left home early and you're still a bit out of sync? Or even more out of sync after the years?


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Nov-04-2016 05:21:

My parents are tattooed metalheads. I think I'm actually more out of touch than they are.


Posted by Trance-M on Nov-04-2016 13:23:

Not really. Mine are 70 and 75 and lately it's getting easier.
Well maybe it's a little harder as my mom's hearing became less though Also she still doesn't get after 40 years that I still don't like salmon.

It becomes easier as my dad doesn't care as much as he used too. He knows it's useless to get upset of things you can't change.
He will give his opinion but doesn't push as hard as he used to. Now he'll say quicker, "Do what you want", if his opinion is different from mine.

I always had a better relation with my parents as my sister. Probably because she's more like my dad and I'm more like my mom
The problem my sister, but also uncles, cousins and others had with my dad were that if they ask him for advise or he gave his opinion on something, they mostly didn't get to hear what they wanted to hear. That resulted into tension as they were looking for a confirmation, but they also knew that in the end my dad 95 of 100 times was right. That did take many years though and my sister meanwhile knows too.


Posted by Swamper on Nov-06-2016 22:27:

Easier for me as I get older... especially since my Dad got online years ago and then got hooked on Facebook. He better understands TA, memes and other random shit. It makes up for 20+ years of giving me shit for always being on the computer, lol


Posted by Lira on Nov-07-2016 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
He better understands TA, memes and other random shit.

Haha, this sounds awesome


Posted by on Nov-07-2016 01:58:

This was a convo about thanksgiving I had with my mom tonight.

Me: My sister has an Argentine roommate who has no place to go. So I ask her if she would mind if she came.
My mom: Why don't you have Thanksgiving at your house?
Me: If that would make things easier I wouldn't mind hosting.
My mom: How come you don't have Thanksgiving at your girlfriend?
Me: realizing my mom is trying to start an argument with me I drop the convo.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Nov-07-2016 18:26:

Subway. Eat fresh.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-07-2016 19:45:

My mother has MS, which probably has much to do with her apparent decline. But I find it very difficult to hold a normal conversation with her. She just seems completely irrational and fuzzy-minded. I find it more upsetting than comical.


Posted by Lira on Nov-07-2016 20:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Jon_Snow
This was a convo about thanksgiving I had with my mom tonight.

Huahuahuah, this is so relatable!

That's pretty much my parents in a nutshell.


Posted by r5a on Nov-08-2016 18:27:

respect your elders you fucks


Posted by AmberLea on Dec-03-2016 16:16:

I wish my mom was still alive to bitch at me. My pops has 72 missed calls on his cell phone cas he doesn't know how to answer it.


Posted by ViceroySF on Dec-30-2016 16:33:

Try living away from home for a while. I can't stress this enough, if you are a millennial stuck with your parents, who are Trumpsters and probably married amongst themselves ...

By all means pack your bags and get out of that suburban wreck. Good grief, be a rebel for once.

If Psychics are right, even if you opt not to talk to your relative ever, you are bound to inevitably meet them in the after life...

I'm on the fence with Psi, but I have been able to move cups unwillingly. Simple rotation along its axis 'no hands'.


Posted by DJ RANN on Dec-30-2016 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by ViceroySF


I'm on the fence with Psi, but I have been able to move cups unwillingly. Simple rotation along its axis 'no hands'.


Film it and post it, and thenI will believe every fucking thing you post on here, and whenever anyone challenges you, all I'll have to do to get them to bow down is post you moving a cup with your mind.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-30-2016 21:23:

RANN, why do you keep replying endlessly to people with clear and self-confessed delusional mental illnesses?


Posted by Ted Promo on Dec-30-2016 21:49:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
My mother has MS, which probably has much to do with her apparent decline. But I find it very difficult to hold a normal conversation with her. She just seems completely irrational and fuzzy-minded. I find it more upsetting than comical.


People with MS speak so SLOWLY and stuff. I found myself completing the sentences of one individual I met who had been afflicted with it. I hadn't known his condition at the time; I merely thought he was a bit dense, and incredibly methodical in his calculations of speech. Then I was informed that he had this debilitating condition and would be eaten up by worms and other bugs sooner rather than later as the last glimmers of his life faded away in a hobbled heap of jumbled articulation.

He isn't dead just yet though. But soon. Soon.


Posted by Lews on Dec-31-2016 10:41:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
RANN, why do you keep replying endlessly to people with clear and self-confessed delusional mental illnesses?


I've come to the conclusion that he's just as delusional as they are.


Posted by DJ RANN on Dec-31-2016 15:45:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
RANN, why do you keep replying endlessly to people with clear and self-confessed delusional mental illnesses?


I have a speech to text thing on my phone so it took less than 5 seconds to post it and really I'm just trolling him (along with soulstar606) , but you're right, I should probably just ignore them. I do love watching the latter get all worked up though.


Posted by on Dec-31-2016 15:48:

Reminds me what my urologist used to say....


"Two nuts are better than one."


Well in this case maybe three.


Posted by koky69 on Jan-22-2017 04:44:

Have you given any thought to smothering them in their sleep? It's an option ya know?



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