How those my dad disconnect the internet from the computer?
you probably use a modem, a small box just press the start button.
Why is my dad always suspicious of me?
Are you over 18 or under 18? Does he not trust your mom this way? Is he projecting his own behavior on to you? Is he just being a dad but doesn't really know how to behave like a dad should. Does he just get upset or does he actually discipline you or punish you? If he never does anything about your alleged behavior no big deal in the short run I suppose but he sure is damaging your relationship. At this rate I don't suppose you'll make letting your dad be close to your your children much of a priority. You sound like a very nice young person I am sorry that you are having such a problem.
My dad always takes my mom's side!!?
I'm 16 and this always happens. For example today at the dinner table my mom and I were having a conversation: the internet in our house is getting slower and since my mother uses the internet to work at home, she finds it difficult to work at night when we get home. I completly sympathize with her and I know that its hard for her. So I offer her a suggestion that might help her, which is to go to work earlier since it doesn't really matter the time, but the hours she works, when my brother and I are not home. And then she goes on to say- very rudely I might add- that she could if my room wasn't so messy so she wouldn't have to clean it everyday. I went on to tell her that even though she might think it, my room isn't that messy and I don't appreciate her cleaning my drawers and going through my stuff! That got a little heated, but its not like we were swearing or anything, just raising our voices and stuff like that. My mother and I have a typical teenage daughter-mother relationship. I get on her nerves and she REALLY gets on mine. So anyways, my dad-whom I by the way have a sorta good relationship with- takes my mother's side and accuses me of being rude and condesending, when she was the one who started it and had a tone much meaner than mine! She was like twice as rude and disrespectful. Now I get that my dad needs to be a good parent and put up a united front, but he shows no sympathy for me or bother to listen to what I have to say! Its like he only listened to my half of the conversation! Also, with my older brother, my mother asked him about something and he calmly said to please stop nagging/asking him about it, not being rude or anything and she automatically looks at my dad and they roll eyes and smirk. Like seriously! Is this how a mother is going to react! She wasn't even looking at him, and as soon as he started talking, she looks directly at my dad. I can't even begin to explain how they act. PS: sorry for any grammer mistakes
My dad is addicted to the internet, what can I do? Please help.?
My mom told me that when the Internet first came out my dad took off from work for two weeks. 17 years later 1as soon as he comes home he goes on the computer looking useless things useless information on media always random sites BBC CNN news related things but don't afflict him in any format. In fact what he reads creates controversial issues for my family. I'm turning 18 next year and no moving out early won't be th decision. My dad is the one whose paying the bills but extra ravished don't fit his budget. My siblings and I have told him countless times to find something useful as in another location to move or other things. He's literally on from sunrise to the next days sunrise. He barely sleeps. What can I do?
How do I explain to my parents that not everyone in the internet is bad?
I hesitate to answer this because I might just sound like a huge hypocrite. I had boyfriends online, and was allowed to meet them. I even met my husband online.Your parents know not everyone on the internet is bad. They know it. The problem is, some people on the internet ARE bad. Neither you, nor your parents know who those people are specifically. You can fall in love with someone online and they end up being the kind of guy to shove you into a trunk and sell you as a sex slave to someone in some country where they don’t care that you are one.The problem isn’t the nice people, the harmless people, the well intentioned, it’s the fact that those horrible sicko people… seem EXACTLY the same as the good ones up until they show their true colors.Your parents are scared. They are scared that you don’t understand exactly how dangerous it is to meet someone from the internet. They are so scared for you, because you are the most important person in their hearts they have ever met, and they don’t want to lose you because some sicko convinced you that it was true love.You may have been joking with your friend, but your parents have no real way to know that. They also have no way to know what is in your heart. However this doesn’t mean there is no solution for you.Talk to your parents. Let them know that you realize they are worried for you, and that you trust their judgment. Let them know that you still wish to talk to people online, but that you want to be safe about it, and will be open to any suggestions they have to keep you safe. Let them know you will not meet someone from the internet, or give those people your contact information without their permission first (at least until you are a full fledged adult). Perhaps remind them that someday, you will BE that adult, that you will be able to go online and meet whoever you want, and you would prefer that they GUIDE you to see what is safe procedure rather than BAN you, which will teach you nothing in preparation for that time in your life.Your parents aren’t intentionally taking away privileges just because they want to ruin your life. They are scared. Give them a bit of a leash, so they can feel more secure letting you explore the world online while keeping a nice hold on you.
My parents keep disconnecting my internet -- what can I do?
I live in a house of ten. My parents dump a lot of responsibility on me because I'm the oldest kid. (I'm 18.) My dad will disconnect me from his wi-fi if I don't get the dishes done, mop the floors, do his laundry, etc. I have an online jewelry shop, so I have to check frequently to see if anyone has ordered anything. Also, I'm honestly just sick of being at his mercy in this instance. My question is, is there a way for me to pay for my own internet while still living here? Can I set up a separate connection for myself, or can there only be one connection per household? I'm not sure how it all works -- can someone please lay out my options for me? (And please don't tell me to 'move out.' I'm working on it.)
Is it right for a mother to turn the Internet connection off at night for someone almost 20?
She wants you to have a good sleep. She wants you to go and explore the world outside the internet. She does not want you to be stuck to internet all day long and then in the night too. It will eventually affect your health. You can never understand what a mother does for you.A mother won’t ever do something wrong for you. She cares for you. But if some day, you need the internet urgently, go ask her about it and she will not say no. But if you do it daily, then she will not allow it. Just try to understand her.Your personal life should never be more important than your parents. They are the reason you are here. I know in west, people are more practical and take things like easily and mostly talk about my room, my bed, my TV but you have got to understand your parents. They are just concerned about your health and your future. Once you are settled in your life and earning well, you can live on your own expenses and do whatever you want. She won’t have any problem with it but until unless you are dependent upon her, you should always listen to her.