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My mom and dad are trying to send me away. And I don’t know what to do. Or why?
Answered June 26, 2021 · Author has 1.8K answers and 262.8K answer views
You have to find out why and where they want to send you to and to whom? Are you in a Western country, and how old you are? Do you have social services in your country? If you are of age you can fight this decision! Just approach a social worker and see if they can direct you to a free lawyer and fight your parents decision, and if you are granted the right to remain than ask your grandmother if you can stay with her? Good luck!
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What do I do? My mom and dad left the house and threatened to not come back. I tried to stop them, but it was too late.
How come my mom doesn't let me see my dad? I've never met my dad. My mom tells me hes not a good person, doesn't want to see me, stuff like that. but when I was 10 I had "kids messenger" and found out that he tried to contact me but my mom said no
What should you do if you know that your mom is cheating on your dad?
Answered June 24, 2021 · Author has 201 answers and 15.3K answer views
If you are underage, they have a responsibility to protect you. If you feel in danger, go to the nearest police station and explain the situation. If what your parents are doing is not legal, they will see you go to a place of safety.
If you’re just making this up, boy, are you going to be in trouble.
Answered June 24, 2021 · Author has 5.2K answers and 4.9M answer views
Sometimes, parents think their children need go to a boarding school or a military school to get them on the right path in life. They may think you will take life more seriously if you have to deal with other people, and learn from new experiences. You have a right to express your opinion to them. You may offer reasons why you will do better staying at home and why you might improve your sense of responsibility if that is an issue. You might talk to a common relative to make your case for you if they are receptive to you.
Answered June 24, 2021 · Author has 1.9K answers and 381.2K answer views
Sometimes parents don't have any reason other than their own self centeredness.
Are they trying to push you out on your own or somewhere like boarding school?
I need to know more to try to understand.
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My mom is kicking me out of her house by the end of this month and I don’t have money or anyone to rely on. What do I do?
My dad wants to put me and my mom to shame and fear through other family members, how do I protect myself from these people he is actively trying to make me abd mother feel fear and regret?
My mom and dad are forcing me to stay out of the house. What should I do?
I don't get to see my dad because of my mom. What should I do?
My dad wants to kill me and my mom and no one is supporting us, what should I do?
Answered June 24, 2021 · Author has 20.8K answers and 3.9M answer views
Go online to http://childhelp.org
and live chat with a counselor. Tell them everything that’s going on. They will help and advise you.
I’m going to be homeless. I am 17 and turning 18 in 3 months. My parents are kicking me out. What should I do?
I'm assuming from your question that in three months your parents will not want to have anything to do with you and that you will be on your own.
Therefore what you should do depends on (1) what you have to offer others and (2) what help and support you can count on from others (not your parents). In times past, (2) was not so critical because rents were far cheaper. Today, it is almost impossible to afford rent on a minimum or low wage job, of the sort most likely available to 18 year olds.
So, I would begin now trying to arrange a living situation with 2 or three other people in your age brack
I'm assuming from your question that in three months your parents will not want to have anything to do with you and that you will be on your own.
Therefore what you should do depends on (1) what you have to offer others and (2) what help and support you can count on from others (not your parents). In times past, (2) was not so critical because rents were far cheaper. Today, it is almost impossible to afford rent on a minimum or low wage job, of the sort most likely available to 18 year olds.
So, I would begin now trying to arrange a living situation with 2 or three other people in your age bracket and at the same time start applying for any job. Do not look for "party-roomates". Look for people who are serious about getting on their feet. If you have a computer, you could put a free room-mate ad on Craigslist.
Once you get stabilized, start looking into futhering your education or enlisting in one of the military services (for the shortest term). Both colleges and the military open other resources to you and allow you to meet other potentially helpful people. I say get stabilized first, simply to allow yourself a range of options to choose from.
If you cannot find a job/housing, as described above, then you would have to enlist. I think it's disgraceful that no other public service jobs are available for people in your situation and that the military is the only employer of last resort. But for all its drawbacks, it is far, far, far better than being homeless. Being homeless is a hole that just gets deeper.
If you find yourself out in the cold, the other alternative would be to walk into a welfare office and tell them your situation. Unfortunatley welfare in this country sucks but it varies from county to county and they might be able to give you a mailing address and some other minimal support to get on your feet.
I would also be wary of offers of support from older persons as part of some "companionship" arrangement. Sometimes these people are genuine; mostly just exploitative. If they are just letting you have stuff (clothes, car, food, etc.) then 90% chance it's an exploitative situation, and you will end up feeling cheapened.
Which brings me to my last point: do not cheapen yourself. You have one great asset: youth. Being 'just 18" means that you have health, energy, resilience. These qualities allow you both to endure and perdure. So respect yourself by having confidence that you can (and will) meet life's many challenges.
Answered March 12, 2021 · Author has 5.6K answers and 1.9M answer views
I’m 14. All my dad does is come home, start ordering me to do this and that, and get mad at me for simple reasons. On top of that, my mom treats me unjustly, and my dad supports her. What do I do?
Yes parents tell children what to do and I bet you know full well why he gets mad at you Simple reason are often justified. A reason to get mad does not have to be complex.
Now as for your mom. When our kids were about that age they also thought they were treated unjustly, they had chores to do, they were expected to study and do their homework, there were limitations on what they could do. They didn’t get everything they wanted. I remember when our son was about 14 and told us we were being unreasonable to expect him to clean his room, make his bed every single day, he had to either do the dis
Yes parents tell children what to do and I bet you know full well why he gets mad at you Simple reason are often justified. A reason to get mad does not have to be complex.
Now as for your mom. When our kids were about that age they also thought they were treated unjustly, they had chores to do, they were expected to study and do their homework, there were limitations on what they could do. They didn’t get everything they wanted. I remember when our son was about 14 and told us we were being unreasonable to expect him to clean his room, make his bed every single day, he had to either do the dishes or take out the trash ( trash meant emptying all wastebaskets in the house) every single day. The final horror came when he was forced against his will to go to the dentist. He refused. That afternoon when he came home from school all that was in his bedroom was a mattress and a blanket and no bedroom door. For the next 2 weeks he had to wear a pair of nice slacks and a long sleeve buttoned shirt, no t shirts and jeans to school. His food was not his favorite food, it was nutritious and no dessert. Have your parents been that cruel?? Obviously not you have access to the internet.
You are 14, and guess what? high time you learned life isn’t just, sometimes it is very unjust, but your parents telling you what to do and getting angry when the reason is simple isn’t injustice. That is more what a parent is supposed to do.
So what should you do? Start doing what your parents tell you to do, quit whinging about injustice. Be polite to your parents and cooperative. Do your homework study hard. 18 is coming at you fast and then you will learn how utterly nasty the world can be and it can be very nasty.
I took my mom away for a day because she and I are prisoners to my dad. WE had fun. Dad found out and is on his way home to raise hell. She is crying and packing to leave. What should I do?
There is insufficient evidence here to explain fully what would be the best course of action to take, though there are many suggestions, good and bad, for you to consider. Having been born in the early 1930’s into a family with three other siblings, and a Mother who, like all women at that time, had to stay at home, unable to work because of the laws at the time that prevented Married women and women who were Pregnant out of wedlock from engaging in full time employment. My father was an Alcoholic, Abusive, Adulterous bastard, who would go out at night drinking and fooling around with other wo
There is insufficient evidence here to explain fully what would be the best course of action to take, though there are many suggestions, good and bad, for you to consider. Having been born in the early 1930’s into a family with three other siblings, and a Mother who, like all women at that time, had to stay at home, unable to work because of the laws at the time that prevented Married women and women who were Pregnant out of wedlock from engaging in full time employment. My father was an Alcoholic, Abusive, Adulterous bastard, who would go out at night drinking and fooling around with other women and leave his family with insufficient money to buy food. Dinner in the evening was, sometimes, a slice of bread with meat drippings from the Roasting Pan. No butter, no more than one slice of bread because we might not have anything to eat the following day. So you can see I know a little about the imperfect father issue. It is somewhat easier now, for women/Mothers with children, to access assistance (depending on which country you are living in. The Police are always a good start but if you have access to women’s help organizations, you should contact them for assistance during the days while your husband is at work. I would suggest you do nothing without legal assistance, Even if you receive an Apprehended Violence Order from the Courts, that means simply that IF the husband attacks you, or even kills you and/or the children he will be charged, after the fact, the Order does NOT protect you from his violence, wherever you may be living. When my mother left our father after one violent attack, and years of abuse, the youngest of my three sisters took me when I had just started school , five/six months before my 5th Birthday, and walked several miles with me to where my Mother was living with her parents. That evening, my father came , with a Police Officer to take my sister and I back. Fortunately the PO asked for a response from my sister and I and we both said we did not want to go back with him. My father unwillingly left, but made many attempts to ‘kidnap’ me from school or off the street on our way home from school. It was me he wanted back, not my sister as I was the only boy in the family. Sometimes, there is very little you can do on your own, so please, please, contact the Police in your area, and they will put you in touch with the appropriate women’s help organization. Do that, if you do nothing else, PLEASE. Some men will not heed the advice of the Police or the courts, and your personal safety may be at risk without Police or legal advice. Forget the random advice from anyone else, forget thee Bible and the ‘Forgiveness’ crap that means nothing to men like your husband, just go and speak to the Legal people who know the law and can protect you from this violent person.
How come my mom doesn't let me see my dad? I've never met my dad. My mom tells me hes not a good person, doesn't want to see me, stuff like that. but when I was 10 I had "kids messenger" and found out that he tried to contact me but my mom said no
My mom kept me from knowing my father.
has I grew I did talk to him a few times… but I wasn't who he wanted me to be and it wold always end with a dial tone and no contact for a few years. But they both kept me from knowing 9 other little siblings . And he shot and killed his wife and mother to his younger four kids all under 12 and then himself almost two years ago. I'd never seen his face nor had he known I had bought a house had another child or anything about me. I no longer feel anger towards him but he was and will always be a monster. My son had thought he was dead long before that. Be
My mom kept me from knowing my father.
has I grew I did talk to him a few times… but I wasn't who he wanted me to be and it wold always end with a dial tone and no contact for a few years. But they both kept me from knowing 9 other little siblings . And he shot and killed his wife and mother to his younger four kids all under 12 and then himself almost two years ago. I'd never seen his face nor had he known I had bought a house had another child or anything about me. I no longer feel anger towards him but he was and will always be a monster. My son had thought he was dead long before that. Because hey telling your 3 year old when he asks where your dad is the truth is sometimes scary. It's opening up a different world for him then the one I've worked so hard to create for him. Honestly though I didn't want to hear what my mom said either. He was my dad and 50% of my dna. Sometimes things are different then we want. Maybe your moms spiteful and he's actually a great man. He seems like he tried to get ahold of you. But sometimes people even girls aren't cut out to be parents and your remaining parent feels like they have to protect you from heartbreak but they don't see they are hurting you too . Either way I you any other kid will be effected by the way the road turns… sometimes we had parents have to remember we raised our babies to know right and wrong and hope they take it in and apply it to even their other parent . But it's not fair to not let you make your own opinion. Your relationship with your dad will be different then the one she had with him after all, your his son or daughter sorry not sure how to tell how posted but they were a couple that didn't work out, and you have a right to form something with him and decide if it's what you want ultimately at the end. I decided I couldn't with my father and with good reason how things ended there. But I wish my mom and him were able to let me know my siblings and form my own opinion from the beginning
Answered June 11, 2021 · Author has 712 answers and 947.5K answer views
Is it okay that my mom knows about my boyfriend but my dad doesn't?
That depends on why Dad doesn’t know:
Would your father be unsupportive?
Would he be angry or abusive to either you or your boyfriend?
Does your father tend to be over protective or controlling?
Are you an age that your father thinks is too young for personal relationships?
And what about your Mom:
Does she regularly keep secrets from your father?
Is she afraid of your father?
If you are relatively young (13–15), does she encourage you to behave as if you were older?
Has she ever given you the impression that she lives vicariously through you?
Does she encourage you to be fearful of your father
That depends on why Dad doesn’t know:
Would your father be unsupportive?
Would he be angry or abusive to either you or your boyfriend?
Does your father tend to be over protective or controlling?
Are you an age that your father thinks is too young for personal relationships?
And what about your Mom:
Does she regularly keep secrets from your father?
Is she afraid of your father?
If you are relatively young (13–15), does she encourage you to behave as if you were older?
Has she ever given you the impression that she lives vicariously through you?
Does she encourage you to be fearful of your father, or expect him to react badly?
And finally, there’s you:
Is there something about your boyfriend that you think your father would disapprove of?
Are you in the habit of keeping secrets from either or both of your parents?
Are you afraid of your father, and if so, why?
Work your way through these questions. Be honest!
You need to figure out the why” before YOU answer your question about whether it’s okay.
Answered 6 years ago · Author has 619 answers and 491.7K answer views
My mom and dad are angry at me, what can I do?
We need more details.
What kind of people are they,
and do you believe they love you and why, or if not, then why do you believe that.
Do they get angry at you often, or at others very often?
Are they under a lot of stress, and is that and an anger response to life's challenges pretty normal for them, or do they handle life's challenges with aplomb (keeping cool and just dealing with it, not even letting it affect their good mood. Also, what you did that they responded in anger rather than say, a kiss or "that's ok, or I don't mind.
Also, what do they do to punish you, and what did th
We need more details.
What kind of people are they,
and do you believe they love you and why, or if not, then why do you believe that.
Do they get angry at you often, or at others very often?
Are they under a lot of stress, and is that and an anger response to life's challenges pretty normal for them, or do they handle life's challenges with aplomb (keeping cool and just dealing with it, not even letting it affect their good mood. Also, what you did that they responded in anger rather than say, a kiss or "that's ok, or I don't mind.
Also, what do they do to punish you, and what did they do this time,
and if you did something they believe is wrong, did they make the rules clear so you knew what the consequences would be?
Do you know why they made the rul
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