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Re: Help? -
November 6th 2011, 09:18 PM
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My parents used to be overly protective of me when it came to the internet as well. Every day, I would sneak online behind their backs and worry about what they would say/do if they ever found out. You said your parents are Seventh Day Adventists, but I know that being overly protective of one's child isn't strictly a "Christian" thing. It can happen with any family. So my question to you is this: are they overly protective solely for religious reasons, or are they just overly protective because they worry about what could happen to you? It may help to ask them this question, if you've been too nervous to do so before. Some things can be argued, and some things cannot. If your parents are going to take this stance based on religious beliefs, then there's very little you can do. If you believe there's some leeway, however, then I'd start thinking about how you could approach this subject in the future. As for taking things out on your friend - the good news is that you recognize how your anger/frustration toward your parents and their restrictions are affecting your friendship! The bad news is that you're having trouble filtering those emotions and treating your friend nicely. Unfortunately, that's part of being a teenager - learning how to inhibit yourself. It's going to take practice. You may have to stop and carefully consider every word you say before you say it. You may need to tell your friend why you have been treating her poorly at times, and come up with some general "rules" (ex. you won't talk to her when you know you're especially angry/frustrated, and therefore more likely to lash out at her; you'll communicate this with her, so she'll know you're not "ignoring" her when you don't talk to her for a few hours). ![]() HelpLINK Mentor : Article Editor : Disputes Committee Member : Performance Committee Member Forum Moderator (Relationships and Dating, Friends and Family, Mental Health, Education and Careers) Feel free to contact me anytime, about anything! =) "There's no cure for normal." - PSY |
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