ive always called my parents mom and dad but if I chose to call them by their name they wouldn't think it was disrespectful.

fair a snuffs

and if I want something nice, its mommy or daddy he he

It wss the tone of my voice I used and it is disrespectful to call someone older than you by there first name.
Parents friends became aunty and uncle
Or they were Mr and Mrs.
It's a cultural thing
For me to call my mum her first name I was firey angry and they both knew. I was like that when mum and I had a fight. This is like 30 years ago.

I use to slam my bedroom door alot when i was a teenager. One time they got so fed up that they took my door off the hinges. Also never cleaned my room. Not sure how proud i made them. I never did drugs or anything illegal. Never got into any serious troubles.

My parents wanted to strangle me when I said "Oh well"


Dad: You were supposed to mow the lawn this morning!

Me:Oh well

Mom:You didn't clean your room

Me:Oh well

My parents are saints.

They've always been proud of me. At least that's their story and they're sticking to it.

I'm pretty sure my parent's were trying to get rid of me when they bought me a motorcycle when I was 16.. Good thing I was a fairly decent rider..

I got luggage as a graduation gift

Whose implying?

By breathing

Made my mom proud by taking care of my brothers and sisters when they were little. I played the role model mom for a very long time. I had to, we've had no choice back then, my parents were both working so someone had to be the mom. Someone had to do it. And I'm glad it was me. :)

I'm ashamed to say this but here it goes . My mom bailed my brother and I out of the slammer at least five times a year for fighting each other . Never a good thing for momma .but we both grew up to make momma proud we both own our own trucks and haul freight all over the US and Canada . So that being said SORRY MOM LOVE YA MAUH .

humm
lets see
what i didnt do
to piss my parents off

LOL

i married my son dad
no one like him
they were happy when i divorced him

lol

hey a learning lesson makes
one more wise


i can say we all can be
little angels
but we all have some
form of hidden secerts

( hint hint) lol


i ran away when i was 16
i hung around
with some people
but im sure we all had
in our teen years


what made my parents proud
humm
i grew up learning the hard way
changed my ways
found the true meaning of learning
to trust

when my older sister
was in high school
she used to babysit for the neighbor kids
and they were 5 and 6yrs old at that time
( actually to this day were still good friends
with that family)
but there kids would call there parents
by there first name
which didnt seem to be a problem
at that age

hey my son calls me by my first name
it doesnt bother me
but at times my daughter gets on
his case and tells him to call me mom

my mom
gave my sister money
from the child support
to do with what she wanted
after graduation
hey she bought a car
had it for awhile

and decided she was going
to move to hawaii
she did
she left her car
on the side of the road
with a note and keys
who ever wanted the car
could have it

funny
the person
that got it
got into a hit and run accedent
and my mom got a letter in the mail
from cal stating my sister was in
a hit and run accedent ... but she wasent
for she was in hawaii

on thanksgiving we talking about my sister
and her youngest son( my nephew was there and
we mention that hit and run...

my mom ended up calling the cal police
to let them know what my sister did
when she got that letter ( 32yrs ago



i know when my daughter
wants something
she calls me MOMMY!!!
what do u want my daughter
lol

I did not lay eyes on my Mother until I was 22 and my Dad until I was 46.

The people who had me , courtesy of the state, gave "mean" a whole new meaning so I thoroughly enjoyed doing even the smallest thing I could do to "get" them and pretty much mastered it by the time I was a teenager, so the list would melt down this site. Kind of defined Preacher's brat. lol

I did not do ANYTHING to "make them proud" but I did plenty to make others that cared about me glad they did. And that is what mattered to me. Especially my boyfriends parents, my church family, extended birth family, and my children. My children are what really are important to me. But yea I knew to keep eyes in back of my head because I knew how ornery the world could be.

Years later my birth parents both told me they were very proud of me. My father had a very hard time saying it early on. He finally told me he adored me but because he felt he had no right to claim pride in a daughter that raised herself but that he was so happy who I was and who his grandson was.

I never really felt a need to piss off my parents. . As they never told me what to do, or who to be friends with. They were very light-hearted, humorous people. However, I like to annoy "draconian" people. They always try to tell me, how work is more important than friends, and how it should be my first priority. I'm one of those who puts friends and family before ANYTHING. There's only so much I can take from strict people. If I didn't have friends or family, how would I even get out of bed on a morning? Would I even want to? Sure, this point I make, makes my social worker flinch, but it's all about combatting loneliness.

Op not sure ... but I am sure I pissed them off ... oh just remembered this is good but funny now ... I am pretty sure my brother was taking me out to the movies ... so i was suppose to clean my rm ... so all the dishes that i had in there went under the bed with all the cloths I had on the floor ... so as far as I was concerned it was clean ... lmao well my father didn't... after looking to see ...if my rm was clean ... that belt on my butt sure hurt ... and I did not get to go anywhere ... and still had to clean it ... but I am a pretty neat person now ... but not becouse of that ...

proud... sure he was proud of me ... we where in town and ran across someone I have know idea who now ... but he was like why didn't I tell her about my businesses back where I was living... I was visiting my dad from out of town ... but I didn't know what to say... to him I was like why ... did I need to ... shrug ...
and how about are we there yet

oh my goodness... that's a good ID you have there ... Damn and your real to ...