Should my parents be mad that i had sex?
Obviously, you come from a very "protective" family. You are 19, and a legal adult, but breaking those apron strings can be very difficult. You somehow have to find a way to feel like an adult and get them to understand that you are an adult so that they will start treating you like one. Demanding the respect you deserve is hard but important. As far as them having a right to be mad -- I don't think that is the right question. They don't have the "right", but it is certainly reasonable that they are. They are your parents and want the best for you, and they feel devastated that their "little girl" did something that they think is so bad for her. They also had thought they raised you to wait until marriage, even if they never had the discussion with you, because they never let you date or run wild. You just need to make them understand that being a good girl is not synonymous with being a virgin.
Do your parents get mad at you if you sleep in?
aha yess!!! they hate it when i sleep past 10:30-11 am cause half the day is gone :P
Is it normal to wish your parents were dead?
Its normal and natural to have bad or negative thoughts from time to time about people who have angered or hurt u. Its ur brains way of handling, coping and resolving a situation and how u feel about it in a safe and healthy enviroment. It allows u to play it out and see the result of what becomes of a situations without it really happening. Plus theres a big difference in thinking something and acting on it. Thinking something doesnt make u bad or evil. We all have these thoughts. But dont act on them or let them consume u and if they do then seek help.
Do your parents get mad if you get a ‘C’ in your report card?
If my child is struggling in a class and has done all they possibly can to raise the grade -- interventions, in-school tutoring, additional study time at home, study buddies, etc -- then I don't have a problem with a C. If my child has decided to get lazy -- incomplete seat work, failure to turn in homework, sloppy school work, not study for tests -- then I have no sympathy and will take away distractions until the grades are brought up and kept up in the following grading period. That being said, I do keep an eye on my children's grades through on-line grade book. I also receive notifications from the school the minute their overall grade hits C or an individual assignment is below B. I talk with my kids, give them a set time to discuss with their teacher what can be done, and then step in when progress is not made.
Why do my parents get mad if I play video games?
“Most parents have this idea that it rots your brain, they are just old-fashioned. My parents were always happy to see me play video games as it was the only thing that kept me out of trouble. If I hadn't been gaming I would have been getting into fights or doing drugs or staying out late doing something else I shouldn't have been. When I was released from jail (I beat up some guy for stealing a really rare skin) I was put on house arrest for 6 months and gaming was my one true escape. It also keeps me from running out and causing myself and others harm, and stops me from getting any bad RL friends or girlfriends, because they are just trouble and who needs them. So, yeah, I dropped out of school after I failed some lame exams, but that wasn't because of gaming. Anyhow, I was trying to get this ultra rare collection at the time, and it looked cool, but they stopped that game, which sort of sucks. And though the doctor said that my eyesight was done in, but it's okay there are glasses for that. There was the heart attack they blamed that on lack of exercise and not enough sleep. Of course. Losers. But I tell you, really, gaming saved my life many times.”
What do I need to do when my parents get mad at me and all I think about is killing myself?
Take responsibility for how you feel. Probably not what you were expecting right? I'm saying this as someone who has contemplated suicide many times and I'm so glad I never acted on those thoughts.Taking responsibility for your feelings doesn't mean that you are to blame for how you feel or for what happens to you, it means that you have the ability to choose how you respond to it. Right now you are choosing to feel suicidal. There is nothing wrong with that choice. But now that you know it's a choice, what would you rather choose? It might be hard to choose to feel happy but you could probably choose to feel some anger. That would actually be healthy from where you are now. Just don't act rashly with anger.In any case, look at what you're getting by being depressed and suicidal. Is this a way of getting your parents to stop being mad at you and take pity on you and love you? I'm not saying you're doing this on purpose, but if you can become aware of it, it helps you make different and better choices to get your needs met.Talk to a professional, they will help you work through all of this. Choosing to get help like you've done by asking this question is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Teens: Why do parents get mad when teens have sex?
They are worried about the fact that 1) your growing up(most parents cant stand that) 2) that you might regret it 3) STIs and pregnancy.