The Rant Thread/My Life Sucks Topic [Don't be pricks]

[ChrisLeeFan1118]

Actually, your mother probably does understand but thinks you're wrong or just being stupid. And my experience would tell me that she's probably right. The problem with the youth of today is that teens usually think that they're smarter than their parents, which they usually aren't.

[Ruto]

Actually, your mother probably does understand but thinks you're wrong or just being stupid. And my experience would tell me that she's probably right. The problem with the youth of today is that teens usually think that they're smarter than their parents, which they usually aren't.

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I don't think Roz needs that kind of talk or advice.

[Dude]

Actually, your mother probably does understand but thinks you're wrong or just being stupid. And my experience would tell me that she's probably right. The problem with the youth of today is that teens usually think that they're smarter than their parents, which they usually aren't.

Obvious troll comment is obvious.

Also, Roz, I know you're replying to his post, but don't let it get to you. Us normal folk still love you!

[ChrisLeeFan1118]

What can I say, I'm a master at being insesetive.

[Dude]

What can I say, I'm a master at being insesetive.

I'm loving your spelling abilities. It makes you look so much smarter.

[Ruto]

Us normal folk still love you!

Yes! I also like how you refer to us as normal XD

[Roz~]

Actually, your mother probably does understand but thinks you're wrong or just being stupid. And my experience would tell me that she's probably right. The problem with the youth of today is that teens usually think that they're smarter than their parents, which they usually aren't.

Not even gonna bother to write a long post to answer you, anyways I know you're completely wrong and as Dude said, obvious troll is obvious. Oh and I'm not a teen anymore dood ;o

Maybe she doesn't understand.  Generally, it's better to socialize rather than have entertainment alone at home.  If you can find good friends, then that's what you should do.  If you can't find good friends, then you have to tell her, and if she still doesn't listen, then you can rant. 

Maybe you've already done all this.

I do have good friends, but I met them while studying in Quebec City, and since school is over we all had to head back home. We live far from each other so it's going to be hard to meet during the summer. Also the people I met in High School are all douchebags, so I never wanted to hang out with them. So yeah. I did tell her, but I guess it didn't work. Now my mom and I are just mad at each other apparently. I'm not really mad, I just wish she'd listen to what I have to say... Eh, someday I guess.

[Dude]

Oh and I'm not a teen anymore dood ;o

Wait.

19 isn't a teen anymore?! :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[spitllama]

I would recommend you actually take your mom's advice Roz. I mean, you consider yourself to be an introvert, which is fine. But constant interaction with other people will most likely be a part of your career in the future. I think I remember you saying you work at a grocery store, and that's pretty similar. And what about connections? Or life-long friends? Sometimes I just tell myself "Korbin get your ass out there and be social" even though it sucks :/ I think it is possible to become a peoples person, but staying at home doesn't help it much.

EDIT: So ninja'd by responses identical to my comments

[Jub3r7]

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I don't think Roz needs that kind of talk or advice.

Words of wisdom!

Also the Hope God Tier hoodie is ALWAYS out of stock whenever I try to get my parents to buy it for me (Last Christmas and now.)

...spitllama, read her response to raymond and also ruto's post about Roz not needing that kind of talk or advice.

[Roz~]

Wait.

19 isn't a teen anymore?! :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Not in Canadia ;o
Plus I spend most of the year living by myself, buying my own food and all, so I dunno, I feel more like an adult than a teen.

I would recommend you actually take your mom's advice Roz. I mean, you consider yourself to be an introvert, which is fine. But constant interaction with other people will most likely be a part of your career in the future. I think I remember you saying you work at a grocery store, and that's pretty similar. And what about connections? Or life-long friends? Sometimes I just tell myself "Korbin get your ass out there and be social" even though it sucks :/ I think it is possible to become a peoples person, but staying at home doesn't help it much.

EDIT: So ninja'd by responses identical to my comments

Translating stuff = you don't have to interact with your clients =P
And don't worry, I do go out with friends, I just choose with whom I go out. I prefer going out with people I consider friends than with people who don't care about me. I went to almost every parties the Translation students association ( or w/e it's called) made this year, and I did have fun. But now that I'm at home, I just want to relax and do things I enjoy like playing Pokémon, reading, etc. I do understand her point, but I really don't feel like I should hang out with people I don't really like. I've read a nice sentence that sums my situation well today : Either a mother and daughter know each other very well, or they are strangers. My mom doesn't know about what I do in Quebec City, and I know for a fact that she thinks I don't go out and spend my time playing video games or reading stuff on my computer while I'm there. So yeah, I understand her point, but I don't think she understands mine.

[spitllama]

Yah that makes sense. Also-

Translation students association

What is this? A club for people who can translate? :O

[Roz~]

Hmm yeah well it more like a "club" for translation students =P

[MasterProX]

Currently in need of a new DSi XL.  Too bad I don't have an extra $180 laying around...

...god damnit.

[SuperFireKirby]

Actually, your mother probably does understand but thinks you're wrong or just being stupid. And my experience would tell me that she's probably right. The problem with the youth of today is that teens usually think that they're smarter than their parents, which they usually aren't.

These days? You serious,bro? Since the beginning of humanity teenagers have always thought, whether openly or secretly, that they are smarter than their parents. Parents tend to be completely oblivious as to how their kid feels and ESPECIALLY what their kid does, which often leads to these feelings. Silly troll.

Hope things get better Roz. You've always got friends here. (and a few judgmental assholes...but mostly friends)