How do i convince my parents to move to england?
i currently live in the US but my mum was born and raised in england i have told my parents that i want to school there in a boarding school but that's too much money. I could go to a state school (public school) but my mum says i barley know my family up there and the ones i do know they are retired. I really really really wanna move to england and if we were to move we would move to manchester. my parents wont listen to anything about boarding schools any more but they were talking about moving up there but i just want to convince them a Little more you know what i mean?
How can I convince my parents to move to a different state?
Well here is what I call the art of learning “persuasive argument”! Keep in mind that this might not work at all, but I do have some suggestions. I am thinking that you might need to first identify why your parents live in Detroit. This might sound silly, but it's actually not. For example, they might enjoy their jobs. If this is the reason, then pursuading them to move would need to include helping them find jobs they would like. If they live in Detroit because they live near family and that's important to them, then you might find another place that includes family or not so far away from Detroit that they can't visit. Get what I'm saying? Basically this involves first communicating to get answers from them and then using those answers to offer pursuasive reasons why ot would be best for them and you to consider moving. As an adult, change is sometimes hard because even though we are living in a bad place, changing to a new place is something we just don't know. And sometimes not knowing feels more scary than what we know! Good luck to you! Pursuasive argument requires practice, and the more questions you ask them, the more effective it will be!
How can I convince my parents to move?
Oh, wow…I love these questions. No, wait. I don’t. It actually bothers me when kids view themselves as so entitled that they should be able to make decisions for their parents.It sounds like your parents enjoy farm life. And I get that you don���t. So what can you do about it? Well, you can do what they did when they didn’t like something their parents did. You can wait until you’re of age and make your own decisions.Your idea of them selling everything to make millions is not economically sound. First, a million dollars today isn’t worth as much as it was 30 years ago. Chances are good that they couldn’t live the rest of their lives comfortably on a couple of million. And with the types of things they would be selling, they likely wouldn’t be able to get full retail value out of them.But more important than that, their source of income would be gone. Farming produces sustainable income. Your parents understand this. That means that every year, they’re able to produce income without sizable investment. Selling their shit would maybe yield some loot, but it’s not sustainable. Once they’ve sold their shit, they’ve got no more shit to sell next year, or in 10 years. So there’s the problem that your suggestion isn’t sustainable.But even more important than that is that they get to make decisions for their future. Imagine your folks sell their shit, and let’s say they’re 45 now. In 15 years, the money is gone. They’re 60, then, and need income. Should your old man get a job as a computer programmer, a bank executive, or an architect? He’s likely not educated in these fields. What he can do though, is farm. But again, back to the point, it’s what he chose to do.If you don’t like it, get a job. Move out and move away. Live your life, because you’re no more entitled to make decisions for your parents than I am for you.(That means that I could just as easily post the question “How can I convince the guy who wrote this question to like farming, and want to live on the farm that belongs to his family?”)
How do I convince my parents to migrate to different country?
This is a tough one. The only way to do so is if you can tell them the benefits of moving to the particular country in mind, and if the process of migrating there is as easy as piee. With this considered, even if you can tell them the benefits of moving to the country, they may choose not to move to the country you’re thinking of because they may have all their possessions, family members, jobs, and friends in the country in which you live now; You must bear in my that it is not an easy process to move in to a different country to begin all over. So the chance of you convincing your parents to move to another country is rather slim; unless they, themselves, are willing to move.
How to convince my parents to move to LA?
1. Are you expected to be living alone? You are way too young – I do assume your father will be driving you around for auditions. He will have to take a lot of time off from work, and there are times that is not going to happen. You need to have one parent, or an adult, that does not have a full-time job that could do this for you. 2. You claim to be a good actress – and you know nothing about having an agent, or anything like that – please realize that while it is okay to dream to be a successful actress, there are over 1 million actors in Los Angeles trying out for 100 major parts. 3. There are countless good-looking teenagers who want to make it big in Los Angeles – and most of them, it will not happen. It is not how good you are, or it is not how beautiful/cute/handsome you are – it is whom you know in the business. 4. I know this is not what you wanted to hear. You need to be very realistic about your goal. Unless you have the proper training, and luck and the connection, it is virtually impossible to make a big out here. And like I said, unless you have someone who drives you around at a drop of a hat for an audition, it would not happen. Best wishes
How do I convince my parents to move from New England to Santa Clara County in California? We have relatives who live there, have enough money and my dad's job would allow it.
There really isn't a method out there that will reliably ‘'convince anyone of anything.If you are an adult, move where you want to live.If not, plan to move where you want to live when you are one. Perhaps start researching colleges in that area too.I decided I wanted to live in southern California when I was a young teen growing up on Long Island. I did a LOT of babysitting and saved most of the money. I also applied to California colleges but, long story short, very dysfunctional family, so I ended up not going to college so that I wasn't relying on them for my support. I graduated high school in 3 years by taking extra classes. I was four months short of 18 when I boarded a plane, in 1978, and I’ve happily lived here ever since.To say I dislike the cold is to call a hurricane a bit of wind. I wish I'd chosen Hawaii actually, because I'm still cold in what passes for winter here. And it only rains in the cold season which makes it worse. Sill, it's many times warmer than where I started. So I get wanting to leave where you are.Back to the question. Do some research and make some notes. Sit down with your family, assuming you are a minor, and have a calm discussion about why you want to move. And listen to their reasons for staying too. If your reasons involve anything like bein bullied at school, please tell them. After that, do some more research- or just do some together during the meeting- and discuss what you learn. Then stop.Whatever happens then, know that whether to move or not is entirely their decision. If you are to have any influence at all the above is the only way it'll happen. Pleading and arguing will just reaffirm that you are a child. If they do not want to move, go back to the beginning of my suggestions and start planning your own future.I spent less than 18 years in NY and almost 39, and counting, in CA. A few years may seem like forever now, but it won't always.
How can i convince my parents to move to America?
so i'm 16 and i live in europe. i've tried to convince my parents to move to the US for a long time' not only cause i'm crazy about the US but also from a financial reasons. you see, here everything is wayy more expensive then in the US, and lately my father find it hard to get a job, my brother works with him and my mum works for the average amount of money, and the taxes and electricity and water and gas and those thing are 4 times more expensive in here. also accept of the money thing my kinda dream is to live in the US so.... yeah, anyways,every time i talk to them about moving they find excusess, some are probably right but not all, see they're saying they might not get a job there (my father is a truck driver and works with electronic shops, delivering, transformer or whateverr it calls.. my brother with him. my mum also is a house agent, or Intermediary? not sure hot to call it lol) also, they say that they don't knolanguagege, which is right, but i believe if we live there they can learn easilyy right? i mean, with my brother and my help. also they say that if we do it and it won't work we will stay with nothing' cause to do that we need to sell the house and that.. but i think that in max 5 year we will probably lose the house anyways.... its a big house and all, but since everything is so expensivee.. yeah... so i mean, if we move we could, maybe, have similarr house, and we will be able to keep it (if they will find a job). also they find the wors texcusee in the world, family. not like i don't love them or something, but i know that's not a real reason, i know they reallyy wanna move' but all those excusess are just cause they're scared.... how can i convince them? for their kind of job, can they find a job in the US? is the US is as good as it sounds? have any idea how to convince them?
How can I convince my parents to let me move in with my grandma and move to a new school there?
Why do you want to do this? If there is a real reason, write it down. Make two charts. On one have the advantages and disadvantages of staying in your current school, compared with the advantages and disadvantages of moving to the school with your grandma. On the other chart have the advantages and disadvantages of living with your parents vs the advantages and disadvantages of living with your grandma.If it still makes sense, give a presentation to your parents and to your grandma about this. Ultimately it is their decision.The only exception is if your parents are abusive addicts and you are afraid for your life and you think moving in with your grandma will save your life. If this is the case, you should call the authorities, who will move you in with your grandma or some other relative if they are willing to take you on.It may be that you want to do this because your parents don’t let you get away with things like Grandma. Guess what, it is Grandma’s job to spoil you, and it is your parents job to teach you discipline. Grandma may not want to be put in a situation where she has to be responsible for you, and if you move in with her you may find that she’s stricter than your parents are.