Family Issues Support Group
Family issues is a huge range that go from minor conflict to major misbehaviour and even abuse on the part of individual members of the family occur. Whether you feel you are in a dysfunctional family or you're dealing with a very specific issue, this is the place to talk about it and find others who might be going through the same thing.
I'll be honest i hate the way my family and mainly parents treat me! I get treated like a problem..im the youngest of 4 kids the rest are all moved out and my parents are never home and wen they are they take their anger out on me and call me a bad daughter and what not...Im at tha point where they barely let me have aa life and im ready to move out!to do whatever it takes!Im only 15 on the virge of turning 16 and ive been honest to my parents on how i felt and everything in the book they sit there and take it as a joke and are like get over it! idk what to do anymore my boyfrineds mom has offered to let me live with them if it came to that but my parents would NEVER allow it but id be all for it is there anything i can do?
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When I was a teen, I went through a lot of hard times. My parents love me, but they never have really understood me. (Even NOW!). But, as parents go, they were pretty good-sometimes they were overprotective, but good people who wanted the best for me!!!!
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