Give them a piece of your mind, rant angrily about how terrible they are and they may get the point. If not, save up and move out.
Save up and move out. Coming to them would hurt them a lot, and my parents wouldn't be very accepting either, so I'm still not sure they deserve to know.
What specific issues are going on? Most every teen has issues with their parents at some point, and to some extent it's expected and inevitable, as part of the normal individuation process. Running away never solves anything and can put you at a lot of risk in many ways. So saving up and moving out is a good choice, but there may also be options between now and then, if you can talk in more specific terms about what the issues are that are causing the problems.
Well it's about me cooking and wanting to be a really good baker and learning the ropes .my stupid parents think l'll get raped in some storage room bc of the 3 girłs who came back 10 yrs later.im 19 yrs old wanting to be a baker but is pastry school better or learning from a bakery ?
Hi, Your parents' fears seem a little irrational. That sort of circumstance could happen in pretty much any work environment, so I think if you have a reasonable conversation with them, you might be able to get to the root of the issue. As far as learning to be a baker... my suggestion would be to get a job in a bakery first, spend some time actually doing it, and make sure it's what you really want and love to do before committing to spending the money and time to go to school for it.
That's what I'm thinking but how do I let my parents be reassured nothing will happen ? i tried reasonable conversate . They think I should go with a friend for safety :/ seriously ? I'm 19 yrs old ! Practically a woman !
At a certain point, you have to just say to them, "I'm an adult, and I need to make my own choices." Tell them that you will listen to what they have to say and think about it, but you'll make your own decisions. This can be really hard for some parents, but they need to get used to it.
