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Left at 8am and arrived at 9:15am. There were a lot of camera crews etc, so I get the feeling someone famous was there (please - no pictures) Met with solicitor and trainee in Cafe at 9:30 and had a Coke. Then after a lot of waiting, we got down to business at 11am. Basically it's about my parents not taking into account my feelings and being selfish b!stards. Anyway, was actually allowed to talk to the Judge myself and he actually spoke to me about football (he didn't think much of Liverpool, nor my hating of Manchester City). Anyway, he joined me as a party so I can now be legally represented and not have social workers keep lying about what I said. After a lot of waiting papers were drawn up etc and I got what I want with a little comprimise. Left at 3:30 and the first train I was going on from Liverpool Street broke down. Got a retarded bus to Liverpool Street, then a train to Chelmsford, that broke down near the end in the stifling heat for 25 minutes. Finally got back about 7pm. Now I have crap from my dad about him wanting to keep my mobile phone switched off and downstairs at night. And I don't really trust either of my parents. Boy, what a blissful situation. And none of my so-called "friends" asked me how it went. Meh, what a great life I have...
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Left at 8am and arrived at 9:15am. There were a lot of camera crews etc, so I get the feeling someone famous was there (please - no pictures) Met with solicitor and trainee in Cafe at 9:30 and had a Coke. Then after a lot of waiting, we got down to business at 11am. Basically it's about my parents not taking into account my feelings and being selfish b!stards. Anyway, was actually allowed to talk to the Judge myself and he actually spoke to me about football (he didn't think much of Liverpool, nor my hating of Manchester City). Anyway, he joined me as a party so I can now be legally represented and not have social workers keep lying about what I said. After a lot of waiting papers were drawn up etc and I got what I want with a little comprimise. Left at 3:30 and the first train I was going on from Liverpool Street broke down. Got a retarded bus to Liverpool Street, then a train to Chelmsford, that broke down near the end in the stifling heat for 25 minutes. Finally got back about 7pm. Now I have crap from my dad about him wanting to keep my mobile phone switched off and downstairs at night. And I don't really trust either of my parents. Boy, what a blissful situation. And none of my so-called "friends" asked me how it went. Meh, what a great life I have...
Hang on there, what happend?
you went to court?
your a drug dealer?
More info on what happend, then i can ask you how it went :)
you went to court?
your a drug dealer?
More info on what happend, then i can ask you how it went :)
Yes. Dad isn't letting me seeing mum and being a selfish goit. Mum wants me to live with her when she knows I don't want to. Gah, and what's worse is I need some sodding sympathy. I've been through a lot of crap in the last two years and have no f!!!ing sympathy. I was just telling a "friend" about it, but she quickly moved onto how her computer was giving her problems. The block button was pressed abruptly. This should be a happy day for me, but I think I'll be a lot happier once I'm an adult and once I have my own sodding house. I really do question whether I'll still maintain contact with my parents once I leave home. Gah, this really is beginning to psychologically damage me to the point of suidical tendancies
Ah, dude thats rough, sorry.
I hate it when my parents argue (all the time) but i couldnt imagine them splitting up, that must be real hard on you.
I hate it when my parents argue (all the time) but i couldnt imagine them splitting up, that must be real hard on you.
Good luck to you mate, sounds like plain harshness in all honesty.
'Hope it all works out'. Easy to say, hard to come true. But as I say to those who even mention suicide (which is surprisingly often), it's simple. Don't.
As I say, good luck :)
'Hope it all works out'. Easy to say, hard to come true. But as I say to those who even mention suicide (which is surprisingly often), it's simple. Don't.
As I say, good luck :)
Too sodding right. It's more to the point that I'm being the adult here and they're being the children...
phuzzy wrote:
> Good luck to you mate, sounds like plain harshness in all honesty.
>
> 'Hope it all works out'. Easy to say, hard to come true. But as I say
> to those who even mention suicide (which is surprisingly often), it's
> simple. Don't.
>
> As I say, good luck :)
Cheers. Doubt I ever would kill myself though. Shouldn't have to end my life just because other people are being c!cks.
> Good luck to you mate, sounds like plain harshness in all honesty.
>
> 'Hope it all works out'. Easy to say, hard to come true. But as I say
> to those who even mention suicide (which is surprisingly often), it's
> simple. Don't.
>
> As I say, good luck :)
Cheers. Doubt I ever would kill myself though. Shouldn't have to end my life just because other people are being c!cks.
i dont understand (im sorry if this is annoying but...) i read your other thread before and it seemed as if you wanted to get imancipated. what did you want to happen, and what was the result you achieved? sorry you feel so bad (for as much as my sympathy is worth)
Ever thought of taking your own life?
if youre talking to me tribute, i suspect its in a way an insult. but i dont see the bit where kiri says what he wants or what he gets.
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