Problems with parents

Answer 1

Im in the same situation. Im a 166ear old boy. My step dad is threatening me and whenever i have an argument with my mum she tells me that if i dont like living with them anymore then i shoouls leave but the problem is that i have nowhere to go so i want to find out how the authorities arre going to help me. You can send answers to this question to my email which is alex_unlimited@hotmail.co.uk

Answer 2

One should not be mad at parents for they truly care although they may not express it. Often what is thought by children is negated by parents to widen the gap of understanding.Remember to change the mindset of others we must first change our own perspective.

Answer 3

The best thing is to talk to them. Whatever that's bothering you, or might be harming your relationship, sit and talk with them. Have a healthy discussion. Speak what you have to and listen to what they say. They are parents, in the end all that matters is that they love you. They might go a bit overboard, but then you have to remind them. It's ok if you feel hesitated or nervous, everyone does, trust me. Just give it a try. I'm sure they'll comprise in any way possible. The worst thing to do is to ignore that poor relationship and let it deteriorate, so it's your choice to make a move.

Answer 4

The best thing to do is lie like crazy I didn't do it !

and you will get in even more trouble just say what you did Lol your stupid

Answer 5

All children at one point or another have problems with their parents. There are some parents that have legitimate problems, and abuse and neglect their children.

Answer 6

talk it out with them (: its probably your age. youll find that you have a lot more differences with your parents when your hormones are going crazy

Answer 7

if your parents are angry with you stay sillent and call child-line

Answer 8

You ignore them, go to your room and then calm down when you thin they have calmed down!

Answer 9

Most of the problem parents have is on the decision of accepting the partner to the family. This a common problem with most parents.