I can't believe you're getting kicked out of your house over a harmless drug.
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Scorpion wrote:This whole situation just doesn't make sense. I can't believe you're getting kicked out of your house over a harmless drug. You should perhaps report your father to Dept of Children & Families(if they have that in Canada, or something similar). Perhaps you can explain that your friend put it in your backpack, and have your friend verify this.
a "harmless" drug? do you relise just how bad he can screw his life up by just posessing that "harmless" drug??? or how long he could be going to jail...if they catch you with drugs, regardless if your friend put them in there without permission or not, you are still in posession of them, whether you like it or not...both my parents are former USMC AND DOC (Dept of Corrections)Scorpion wrote:This whole situation just doesn't make sense. I can't believe you're getting kicked out of your house over a harmless drug. You should perhaps report your father to Dept of Children & Families(if they have that in Canada, or something similar). Perhaps you can explain that your friend put it in your backpack, and have your friend verify this.
GalvestonDuck wrote:Agree with so many of the above posts (Scorpion's excluded).
You need to talk openly and HONESTLY with your parents, even if you aren't honest with us.
Like Alicia said, you actually wanted to move out a short time ago, right? And then the blue hair? Changes like that in a teen's life sometimes clue adults in on deeper issues. Deal with those issues, grow up some, and then, maybe then, take a stab at going out into the real world, living in your own place.
And by "grow up some," I don't mean that in the usual, insulting "Grow up!" tone. I seriously mean allow yourself time to mature a bit more.
Scorpion wrote:Audrey2Katrina wrote:I can't believe you're getting kicked out of your house over a harmless drug.
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It is harmless if you can control yourself and know how to use it.
conestogo_flood wrote:I hate myself. Yes, there was more to the story which I do not wish to share. I'm at my breaking point right now, how did I get myself into this. God. I don't know what to do, I have nothing to do.
My dad says I've ruined everyones life and he is saying things that are making me feel so bad. Why is he doing this. Why is my life turning to sh*t.
I can't stop crying. I'm a loser. Why didn't I see this coming.
alicia-w wrote:conestogo_flood wrote:I hate myself. Yes, there was more to the story which I do not wish to share. I'm at my breaking point right now, how did I get myself into this. God. I don't know what to do, I have nothing to do.
My dad says I've ruined everyones life and he is saying things that are making me feel so bad. Why is he doing this. Why is my life turning to sh*t.
I can't stop crying. I'm a loser. Why didn't I see this coming.
first of all, you have to take some responsibility for this. from what you chose to share, it isnt your dad's fault. i'm so tired of kids blaming their parents (or anyone else) for the problems they have. your dad is trying to get you to see some things beyond yourself and to not be so selfish. sounds like the advice to grow up couldnt come at a better time. and remember, there's ALWAYS someone worse off than you. So stand up straight, chin up, and be accountable. it isnt easy and it doesnt make everything better, but it's a start.
selectively spilling your guts to strangers doesnt help if you're leaving critical issues out. get off the computer and into real life to get your act together.
HurricaneHunter914 wrote:Alicia give the guy some slack, he's having a hard time right now and I think you'd feel like crap too if you were kicked out of your own house and was told by your own dad that you ruin everyones lives especially on Father's Day. Conestogo I hope things work out ok for you in the end and I agree with everyone else that "friend" of yours isn't a real friend.
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