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long but please read: I just had an argument with my parents my mom has always hated me and I was daddys lil girl but not anymore thanx to my mom who said a lot of untrue stuff to my dad anyways the argument was just bec I wanted to sit down in the living room with them and watch tv with them and there was a bottle of beer on the couch it was my mom’s(she doesnt drink that much) & I asked her if she could move it so I could sit down I had my hands full and she started complaining telling me to move it myself that I dont do anything (when I cleaned my room, my bro’s room & bathroom) and I was like are you serious? and she was like youre annoying I cant be around you it makes me want to slap the sh*t out of you youre a mistake in my life. and then my dad was yelling at me that I was annoying and so I got my stuff and left to my room and they followed me they were telling me how annoyin I am how disturb their peace that I should stay in my room the whole day that way I dont ruin anything for them etc. my dad almost slapped me but I moved out of the way.. seriously I want to move out im 17 I turn 18 on nov. but I cant wait 2months. saturday she slapped me in a restaurant for telling her that I wanted to be homeschooled. she tells lies to my dad about me my dad doesnt listen to me anymore. what can I do with this situation? I really want to tell the school but im scared.

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Answer #1

Do you have a friend or relative you can go stay with for a little until things cool off?

They should not be hitting you, and definitely shouldn’t be saying stuff like that to you. It is rude and inconsiderite.

You should talk to like a guidence counselor or maybe a different relative, or even your friends parents… maybe they will let you stay with them for a little bit until you feel like you can go back home.

Answer #2

if you tell the school they are going to take you out of your home until you are 18. do you have a friend or someone close that you can stay with until you figure something out? this is no way to live and im so sorry. I wish sommeone could put your parents in their place. have you tried taking to them? maybe tell them how you feel. also your dad is a grown man and shouldnt be hitting you at all. you could get seriously hurt. I honestly dont know what I would do but if you dont care about them maybe you should tell the school.

Answer #3

ok tell the school the things that happen but dont tell your parents then if you have any granparents then ask them to come get you and stay at there house for a few days so your parents can calm down because I dont know who will to your house when I was in 3 grade my step dad started to beat me and my sisters so we told the school when we got home the cops were there so when tell the school make sure someone will take you with them and stay for a few nights ok it will be safer ok and calm down everything will be ok and if you have to find a way to stay at some elso house like your friends or grandparents or aunts someone

Answer #4

it dont matter if she was complaining they shouldnt slap her for that and tell her that she was a mistake thats stupid for saying that sqshorty

Answer #5

TELL SOMEONE!! you really need to. im guessing you have a cell phone? when they send you to your room slapping you, calling you names, ect. call the police. they’re not bad people, they’re here to help you. something bad could happen you should tell before it does and be safe.

Message me if you need someone to talk to.. Brooklyn

Answer #6

well, were you complaining?

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