Ya i kno rite. xD
Really it's only because my parents tend to like stressing how damn important it is that I consistently receive straight A's and when I don't . . .
When I show them anything
less, and I mean
anything (yes this means a B+ as well or in this case an 85 and up) they start giving me a tirade about how crucial it is that I perform to the best of my ability. Apparently they think I'm some "supah g3nius babeh" that was seemingly bestowed with vast intellect from the Powahs That Be.
Ugh whatever . . . I can't change their thinking anyway.
Yeah so this logic all adds up to them wanting me to go to college and them saying that I will go. Now their latest fixation is making me a more independent person. All their realism though sounds like pessimism to me though.
Teh mom: "Liek omgz j00 ave to pay teh taxes & billz & th3n j00 wiLl hav3 to g3t liek m4rried. BuT lyke 4 j0b iz liek supah imp0rtant and blah blah blah. "
My stepdad's even worse because my mom will at least try to soothe my wounds from that. My stepdad just rubs salt on it, metaphorically speaking: "Taylor, you HAVE to be more independent, you can't do this and that and blah blah blah and it's a weakness and blah blah blah. People will screw you over if you this and that and blah blah blah and college is not easy. Life is hard and blah blah blah."
Is there no positivity in this? No reassurance? No encouragement? Only pushing and pushing and pushing?
Sometimes I really can't stand them.