If your a kid under 14 you should be but after 15 I say you shouod decide on that but I am a Christian person I don't know if you are or not!
No, really, you shouldn't have to waste your time if you're not a follower of the faith. I was baptized catholic though I never went to church and by the time I was 10 I thought it was ridiculous and stopped caring about it.
Can't think of anything. Honestly I wish my dad forced me to learn more about tools. Knowing stuff like that is really useful, and it's more fun and easier when you have somebody to help you.
[QUOTE="tocool340"]Go to church and funerals. Funerals always felt like a church service in disguise because there is more time spent worshiping than actually remembering the person in the casket.... Also hated when my dad forced me spend a night at his fiance house. Her apartment room was filthy with thousands upon thousands of roaches in it. Turn on the kitchen light after dark and you could swear that there's enough roaches on the floor, counters, and tables to form a 6 foot replica of lady liberty. Nothing like sleeping on her couch then waking up with a few roaches in your mouth and mistaken them as gum..... On the opposite side of the parenting totem, my moms husband has some pretty interesting relatives. When they lived in detroit and when I got to visit my mom during my school breaks, she and her husband would drop off me, his two daughters, and my sister at one of his aunties house. His aunty had a roach problem similar to my dads fiance, but they really got into her food. The b1tch used to force us to eat her home cooked meals that had roaches in them. I remember when she made breakfast, gave us some pancakes and grits that had a bunch of dead roach bodies in them. Told us we better eat that food or she will beat our @ss. Just thinking about it made me lol'd in real life. I hated visiting her....Capitan_Kid
That sounds like hell
Indeed.
He's got me thinking about what a cockroach tastes like though.
[QUOTE="Capitan_Kid"][QUOTE="tocool340"]Go to church and funerals. Funerals always felt like a church service in disguise because there is more time spent worshiping than actually remembering the person in the casket.... Also hated when my dad forced me spend a night at his fiance house. Her apartment room was filthy with thousands upon thousands of roaches in it. Turn on the kitchen light after dark and you could swear that there's enough roaches on the floor, counters, and tables to form a 6 foot replica of lady liberty. Nothing like sleeping on her couch then waking up with a few roaches in your mouth and mistaken them as gum..... On the opposite side of the parenting totem, my moms husband has some pretty interesting relatives. When they lived in detroit and when I got to visit my mom during my school breaks, she and her husband would drop off me, his two daughters, and my sister at one of his aunties house. His aunty had a roach problem similar to my dads fiance, but they really got into her food. The b1tch used to force us to eat her home cooked meals that had roaches in them. I remember when she made breakfast, gave us some pancakes and grits that had a bunch of dead roach bodies in them. Told us we better eat that food or she will beat our @ss. Just thinking about it made me lol'd in real life. I hated visiting her....Obviously_Right
That sounds like hell
Indeed.
He's got me thinking about what a cockroach tastes like though.
Could use some salt otherwise not bad.... [spoiler] In all seriousness, they taste terrible and don't recommend trying it out.... [/spoiler]
My mom made me go with my dad to work every weekend. He was a handyman, and I guess she wanted me to learn a little bit of that. I hated it, when most kids looked forward to the weekend, I actually looked forward going to school.flipin_jackass
My dad makes me help him farm. he treats me like a slave not a son... He likes my brother better, and he has said I'm not his kid so yeah.
[QUOTE="MonoSilver"]I've never been forced to do anything.Shattered-dream
Your a lucky person then!
All I can really think of was going places with my family when I wanted to stay at home. I wasn't forced against my will though and could've just refused but never did. I'm a good boy. :)
[QUOTE="MonoSilver"]I've never been forced to do anything.MonoSilver
Your a lucky person then!
All I can really think of was going places with my family when I wanted to stay at home. I wasn't forced against my will though and could've just refused but never did. I'm a good boy. :)
My dad makes a slave out of me and I'm 20. He tried to make me join the military but I told him it was my life he wants me out his house I'm just looking for a way out now and your lucky you don't have a control freak as a dad
I dont remember my parents ever forcing me to do anything I didnt want to. Now if I started something (Whether in my free time or in school) that they had to pay for, I'd have to finish it but the next season/year I didnt have to. Only things I can think of like that were Baseball, Soccer, Football, and Band Class (Trumpet). Football, I stuck with that. I love it, so I had no problem with it. Baseball, I didnt like but my parents had me finish the season and then I didnt have to go back with it if I didnt want to. I liked Soccer, but I only played for 1 year. Band class, I hated it but I finished the year and never looked back.
All I can really think of was going places with my family when I wanted to stay at home. I wasn't forced against my will though and could've just refused but never did. I'm a good boy. :)
My dad makes a slave out of me and I'm 20. He tried to make me join the military but I told him it was my life he wants me out his house I'm just looking for a way out now and your lucky you don't have a control freak as a dad
Be happy that you get to see your father as often as you do... Some of us arent so lucky.
My Dad was really insistant on me playing sports... I played rec baseball from the age of like 5-13. Really started to hate it around the age of 11, because I got really into music instead. I felt really badly saying "I hate this, stop buying sporting events tickets/paying for league things".
But Im glad I did. My life would be so much different.Â
[QUOTE="MonoSilver"] All I can really think of was going places with my family when I wanted to stay at home. I wasn't forced against my will though and could've just refused but never did. I'm a good boy. :)Cyanide4Suicid3
My dad makes a slave out of me and I'm 20. He tried to make me join the military but I told him it was my life he wants me out his house I'm just looking for a way out now and your lucky you don't have a control freak as a dad
Be happy that you get to see your father as often as you do... Some of us arent so lucky.
Some have dads they are terrified of and are abusive to their wifes and stuff trust me sometimes it might be better to not have a dad then someone that beat on you and makes your mom and familys live a living hell... Js
When I was a kid I joined a swim team and later came to hate it and they made me continue doing it for a long time until they finally got tired of my complaining. Â Swim practice was grueling and the opposite of fun.
It's mostly the stuff they didn't let me do or didn't encourage me to do that pisses me off.
My dad makes a slave out of me and I'm 20. He tried to make me join the military but I told him it was my life he wants me out his house I'm just looking for a way out now and your lucky you don't have a control freak as a dad
Shattered-dream
Be happy that you get to see your father as often as you do... Some of us arent so lucky.
Some have dads they are terrified of and are abusive to their wifes and stuff trust me sometimes it might be better to not have a dad then someone that beat on you and makes your mom and familys live a living hell... Js
Did your father do that to you? Im not sure about Cyanide, but my parents have been divorced for 2 years now. He never beat on any of us anything abusive, but going from seeing him every weekend (He's a truck driver) to seeing him only once or twice every 3 months is pretty hard. It's even harder knowing that as my son gets older, he's not going to know my father, his grandfather, as well as he should. Thats the worst part about it.
[QUOTE="Cyanide4Suicid3"] Be happy that you get to see your father as often as you do... Some of us arent so lucky. Spartan_N7
Some have dads they are terrified of and are abusive to their wifes and stuff trust me sometimes it might be better to not have a dad then someone that beat on you and makes your mom and familys live a living hell... Js
Did your father do that to you? Im not sure about Cyanide, but my parents have been divorced for 2 years now. He never beat on any of us anything abusive, but going from seeing him every weekend (He's a truck driver) to seeing him only once or twice every 3 months is pretty hard. It's even harder knowing that as my son gets older, he's not going to know my father, his grandfather, as well as he should. Thats the worst part about it.
My dad was abusive ,and would scare the heck out of me and my mom bro an sis!
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