ChefDean wrote:
Although dark and unsettling, it is a personal account, perhaps tongue in cheek and satirical, to be taken with a grain of salt. It isn't an attack on another member.
Not satirical, however I was drunk the night I wrote it. It is no joke that I'm crazy though, so while sober I still write stuff equivocally crazy, I just prevent myself from posting it.
The main idea is all there though, Yes it is there house but stifling someone's potential seems like a no brainer bad idea. I was always forced to waste time on nonsense like playing piano since it was supposed to "make me smart" and tae kwon do so that I don't "turn into a fat american monster", and all my plant growing and artwork was a "big mistake and waste of money". I've been pissed off for years because of it. Imagine if I wanted to ride horses too, not only girly, but also another "huge waste of money". Now I'm dwelling in bitterness for extended periods of time and constantly telling myself "things should not have been this way, if only I had one small greenhouse I could have made profits, I could have saved money and moved out, I could have had nicer recording space, I could have don this or that". I now also have zero respect for my parents as an adult, and consider everything they say complete nonsense. Seems like typical "teenage nonsense" and maybe I shouldn't be like this at 27 but I know the advice they keep trying to give me is the dumbest stuff in the world. Like i said im 27 and cant even set up a greenhouse because I don't have my own yard. I have almost no friends because the constant ridicule from my parents destroyed my self esteem. I didn't do great in school because I hated it, because any time I asked for help with homework I was asked if I have down syndrome and told that it should be easy because al you learn in american school is about McDonalds and football. I could have sat around doing drugs and ended up in this exact same place, at least I would have had more fun. Perhaps someone can reformulate it into an argument this guy's parents could understand and agree with.