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 Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 8:59 pm
Tomorrow is my best friend's birthday's. In fact, this girl would be my first real best friend. And since we go to different highschools, we don't get to see each other very often. She had a nice get-together sort of thing with her closest friends (including alot of people I haven't seen in awhile) planned out. Now, I had asked my mom if I could attend the dinner and a movie and she just flat out said "no" to a "can I go out tomorrow night?" without hearing where I was going and who was going to be there. It was probably a bad time to ask since she had just yelled at me for not picking up my phone so she could tell me to marinate some chicken for tomorrow. She asked me what's the point of having a phone if I'm not going to pick it up. and I can't understand why she doesn't understand that I had my phone on silent so it wouldn't ring during class and get taken away. Not a lot of people call me in the first place so I forget it in my bag. OOPS.
This topic is similar to SW's thread. I never go out at all. I don't even go out with friends once every couple of months. I spend my evenings at home, sometimes I take my brother and cousins to their little karate practice, and I go to my college class.
I just don't see why I can't go out at all. I consider myself to be a good kid, atleast compared to other kids around my age. Seriously, more than half the kids at my school drink, do drugs, have sex, sneak out, and all that s**t. And I've never done those sort of things (other than a few sips of alcohol here and there but with an adult present), not because I don't have the opportunity to, but because those things really don't interest me at this time. I can wait, I've got better things to do than sit around being jacked up on some substance. I'm an honest person, really. I don't lie, because I hate being lied to. The only thing I admit needs working on is my talking back and sloppiness. So sometimes I don't listen sometimes (let me stress the sometimes here), my parents don't even know how other kids behave. And the only reason I don't clean my room is because I'm constantly being told to do it. I hate being told to do things. If I'm left on my own, I'll usually end up cleaning (for example, I came home today and just started cleaning the bathroom my dogs sleep in, washing dishes, and picked up a little around my room).
I probably was goint to say more, but I forget.
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 5:05 pm
Ugh. When my parents do that, I ask them why I can't go. If they make up some s**t, tell them do they even know what you want to do? That'll corner them and they'll have to listen to you then.
If they just ignore you, well, I don't know. Throw a book at them and get out as fast as you possibly can.
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Aspirins And Alcohol Crew
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 9:13 pm
Chester The Molester Ugh. When my parents do that, I ask them why I can't go. If they make up some s**t, tell them do they even know what you want to do? That'll corner them and they'll have to listen to you then. If they just ignore you, well, I don't know. Throw a book at them and get out as fast as you possibly can.
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