Thread 513393830

Social issue, politics, family values: do you respect your parents how they raised you, what values they gave you, and how they guided you into adulthood?

>>513393830 (OP)
Kill yourself

>>513393907
Suicide is for the weak. You will grow stronger with the ability to carry your burdens.

>>513393830 (OP)
>do you respect your parents how they raised you,
Yeah.
I wished she had raised me "Catholic", but I guess there is no Christian church anymore.
Too bad she wanted me dead. Even said she prayed that I would die.

> what values they gave you,
"Dad" was an American Indian. Think I saw him maybe a dozen times in my life. Left the day I was born because he knew I was a white bastard. Seemed based enough, other than using me as a literal punching bag.

> and how they guided you into adulthood?
Kinda guided myself. They were born on the reservation. Mom was a NEET, Dad ran a bar and mostly drank all his profits. Even the school councilor told me to get lost; she was too busy with the pregnant spics and helping the boy spics and niggers with their parole officers. If the High school councilor had told me one thing that would have helped is DO NOT GET A JOB AT 16. I grew up on welfare (remember the NEET part?) Had I not gotten a job, I could have stayed on Welfare if I had gone to University, and I had a scholarship for everything else, tuition, books, fees, etc. I would have gone to U.C. Berkeley or Cal Tech. Nope, by getting a job I was thrown off welfare and lost all that.

>>513393830 (OP)
Yes.
And No.

We are all our own men, any other answer is weakness or folly.

>>513393830 (OP)
Main complaint is not having more autonomy and responsibility. There's only so much you can do for someone until it's something you're doing to them.

>>513393830 (OP)
join a youth group my parents said kek