|
| My dad concluded quite sarcastically that we must not need him anymore.
Guess what injustice committed led him to this fact. Come on, guess. Alright, I'll tell you.
I didn't say "good morning" to him.
I'm serious.
I don't think I can take much more of this. | | |
| By the way, in case it's not obvious by now, my dad's basically mentally disowned me. I've been trying to act all polite and happy crappy whenever I see him, but all I get is gruff. Oh well. | | |
| My father said to me today, quote, "It doesn't matter what you think."
This was part of a conversation that sprouted up because I was being rude to him. And by "being rude to him" I mean "leaving my room to do my homework elsewhere when my dad came into my room to keep me company". And by "keep me company" I mean "spy on me to make sure I was doing my homework and refusing to admit it".
So now, if I'm ever rude to him again, I won't be able to use the computer. And by "if I'm ever rude to him again" I mean "if I ever have a differing opinion than him again". | | |
| All anyone wants are numbers. Numbers numbers numbers freaking numbers. I can't stand numbers, which just pisses me off because I'm good with numbers, so everyone expects me to like numbers but I don't like numbers because everything these days is numbers numbers numbers and when my dad asks me how I did in school today I can't say I did pretty good because all he wants are numbers numbers numbers and more numbers and why do they want a number for everything? | | |
| I love my family. Do you know why? Because I know that whenever I'm in a life-threatening situation and screaming my lungs out, I can count on them to either stand completely still or tell me to stop shouting. That's just freaking great, isn't it? | | |
|
|