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strange parental relationships (pg. 2)
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| AndreaCKY772 |
| thanks...it'll be better soon until the next "problem". if i get a cold this year she'll blame me for it (true story) or etc.:haha: |
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| music_flick |
| our moms can't understand us sometimes we just have go through it |
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| Caela |
One Word:
MENOPAUSE! |
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| idoru |
My dad and I have a strange relationship. If there's a party, at some point I'll end up humping his leg, spanking his ass and licking the bald spot on his head (the head that's on his face, you sick perverts). :wtf:
But yeah, that's gotta suck, Andrea. Hope it works out for ya. :) |
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| Theresa |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mebot
Coincidentally, you can start this same exact thread with the same exact 10 words, except replace the word "mom" with "penis" and you have yourself a quality COR-approved thread. |
| quote: | Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
ha, lol my penis and i have a strange relationship and so my penis is not talking to me because i told my penis my bf might not watch a show that my penis wanted him to watch (chronicle on a special of barbados). lol... good thing i have a handle of vodka.
my penis is so juvenile to walk aound and ignore me because of THAT? can't wait till winter break is over... |
Fixed.
I lolled. |
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| AndreaCKY772 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Barbados? Why? :p |
because she is from barbados, she wanted him to learn about it :)
and lol at the other responses |
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| Dj O'Callaghan |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
My dad and I have a strange relationship. If there's a party, at some point I'll end up humping his leg, spanking his ass and licking the bald spot on his head (the head that's on his face, you sick perverts). :wtf: |
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As everyone else said talk to her, even if she ignores you or gives a frosty gaze your still the one being civilised.
If it's an consolation. My Dad's the most over competitive, cocky, show off this planet has seen, and add to that his quite rude to people too. However his a good laugh, get's on well with just about everyone his a top bloke if you try your best to ignore the showing off. |
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| tubularbills |
| lol, my mah and i had a heart to heart talk after my first year of college, and ended up exchanging drinking stories (the whole thing started because she mentioned Boone's Farm, and i was like , "omg thta's so good...."). but its cool because we're really close and stuff. she's even seen my c0r news videos. hahahaha. |
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| Zharen |
| Well looks like you and me have completely opposite problems. When my mom has a problem with any little thing I do, she continues voicing her opinion until either I do what she wanted me to do or the problem somehow fixes itself. It gets annoying cuz she'll go on for days (literally) chewing my ass out about whatever. What I would give just to have her ignore me for a change. |
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| Slylee |
yea my mom and i have a very disfunctional relationship too. she takes a lot of too personal and i find myself being the more mature one whenever we argue. it's kinda funny. she can't keep her cool, and i can, and it drives her nuts. lol although every now and then, she'll catch me on a bad day and i flip out on her.
but for the most part, we've been getting along perfectly over the past few months since she's been letting me stay with her. i brought her flowers to her job the other day and wrote a note saying "thank you for everything". i realized that if i just do little things like that for her every now and then, and sacrifice some of my time to hang out with her and take her to dinner (even though i'd rather not), she is much easier to get along with. she just doesn't like feeling unappreciated. it's like i'm the husband in the relationship and she is the high maintenance wife. hahaha talk about disfunctional. |
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| kid nyce |
^^i would think any parent would appreciate some form of recognition or love from their children, especially when we grow through our adolescence we tend to shy away from our parents because it's 'totally uncool' and interferes with our lives.
i started noticing how i was acting towards my parents AFTER i moved out, then I went back and started to do those small things for my parents like you said and found out that they appreciated those smaller things much more than say a big thing (graduating college, getting a job, etc). A simple I love you was never said from me to my parents between the ages of 16-22, now I say it all the time and I think it puts a new spin on the relationship I have with my parents.
Moving out changed me a lot, I grew up |
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