Iin: i got some unappreciative parents

Ungrateful parents. Well its mostly my mom like shes straight up horrible. Ive been paying the bills since a teen and its obviously not good enough for her. Shes likes getting loans after loans even though I give her money and she has money from her fulltime job.

If I tell her I cant pay for a certain thing this week like electricity then she'll give me some piss poor attitude and wont talk to me unless she wants something.
I just wanna run away but I could never do that to my dad. She gives me nothing but headaches.

Iin? To have such a bad relationship
with your mother? I mean, ive never
told her I love her and shes never
said it to me, maybe when I was a
kid sure not now though.

I think I just want to be appreciated in some way. I dont expect them to its just being able to feel like your worth more then just their income.

am I the stupid one for giving them
money. Ive always been the obedient
child and I feel like my supposedly
loved ones are just using me. I think
people mistake my kindness for
weakness.

is it normal to want different parents?

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Based on 19 votes (8 yes)
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Comments ( 4 )
  • You answered your own questions.
    Are you stupid for giving them money? Yes.
    Do some people take kindness for weakness? Yes.

    You said yourself that you are obedient, and obedience = weakness and stupidity.

    Move out and make a life for yourself. Stop caring about those who do not care about you.

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  • move away and have your fun mother will wait :D

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  • Ace09

    Damn, I thought my parents were unappreciative about my grades!
    But moving away is a horrible idea. I think I know how u feel, u wanna love'em but they don't let u to.

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  • thegypsysailor

    Parents are entitled to their lives, just as children are entitled to theirs. There is no justification for either of those things to be at cross purposes.
    If a parent can't make it on their own, the child may help the parent, but is not obligated to do so and vice versa.
    I think it's absolutely disgusting when parents lay a guilt trip on their adult kids to get them to do as they wish. I also think it is totally unacceptable for a child to remain in the parent's home once they are adults, unless school finances demand it.
    Neither is healthy or normal in American society. It's a bit different in Europe and the Middle East, but that's a different scenario.

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