Why is that?
I turned 18 and my parents treat me exactly like they did 5 years ago, they still have no respect, as if I were still weak and small.
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Of course, there can be several reasons for this.
Maybe they're having a hard time accepting that you're slowly growing up. Parents always see you as a child, no matter how old you are.
Or they think that you are really not mature enough yet.
Maybe they raised you to be dependent and now they blame you.
And how does the lack of respect you accuse them of manifest itself? You emphasize that you're male, but what does that have to do with it?
Actually, men are more dominant and you should have more respect because of the hormones
Why should we respect hormones? Besides, women have hormones too. They can even carry, give birth, and feed children; that's much more respectable!
Yes, perhaps it's simply such views that lead to a lack of respect. Because what you're saying is complete nonsense. Either you show respect to someone who has earned it, or you don't. It has nothing to do with gender or skin color!
Are you serious? You're half a child!
By your logic, I would have to bow down to half of my students – because they are male.
Hello there
You will always remain the child, – my mother (when she was still alive) was always
worried about me – I had long since grown out of my childhood.
The important thing is…they should take you seriously. Parents often don't want to
internalize that their children will eventually grow up.
Many others feel the same way. Talk to them and ask them how they feel.
happened when they were your age
LG Angel
If they think like that, what do they think I'll be like when I get to be their age?
Ask her ……I've had similar conversations with my mother
But she started to think about it, because at 18 she didn't want to let her mother tell her what to do anymore.
Then you are still her child.
Especially mothers often find it difficult to see someone as an adult, I know that too
Respect has to be earned.
Otherwise: you're an adult now. Move out if you don't like living with your parents.
Maybe it's you
No, I didn't say that
I am "male"
So, because you have a dick, you're special?