Disapproving parents

23 replies since 5th September 2008 • Last reply 5th September 2008

Reply #16:

thats cool soon you guys will be off doing your own thing and thats when youll really get a chance to see if the relationship is something to keep pursueing from what you say hes a great guy and age isnt really something worth holding over his head unless you were like 14 and he was 22 i would kill my daughter lol
but thats not the case
i hope every thing works out for the best and good luck

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Reply #17:

I heard a phrase and thought about you KK: Nothing with meaning is easy!

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Reply #18:

Oh that sucks =P I always find things like that depressing!

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Reply #19:

aaw I'm sorry!!! It was supposed to help Happy

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Reply #20:

Haha that's okay honey =)

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Reply #21:

hey Kitten,

I think as long as you like him, its all that matters. Sometimes parents are protective, but once you show them you are being mature about it, they relax.

Maybe they are scared that you will leave?

I have had a few boyfriends, some they have liked and some they didn't. But they always said it was up to me.

I have very liberal parents.

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Reply #22:

Heh, lucky you. My parents still haven't forgiven me for becoming vegetarian =P

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Reply #23:

Your parents sound controlling, though my parents i told to but out of my life, im not leading it the way they want me to and we've be (nearly) fine sinceHappy

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Reply #24:

well they wern't too excited abou me becoming buddist. but it is my life.

You know as long as you are happy with him, thats all that should matter.

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