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"I hate my family"

I seriously hate my family so so much. Granted they give me a roof over my head and feed me but I am a scapegoat for anything that goes wrong, despite the fact I say and do as little as possible towards them to avoid any kind of conflict. I will go days on end without talking to them and try and go unnoticed but they will find some reason to yell at me or to blame me for something I havent done. My dad has tried to throw me out of the house on several occasions and my mum has done nothing but back him up. I do nothing to them at all, I only see them when I have to (ie. meal times and when I am going out/getting in) I don't do anything bad or nasty and dont even speak to them unless I have to. I don't know what I have done to make them hate me but I cannot think of anything. I have been told I was an accident and that they wished they hadn't had me, despite the fact my younger sister is a little angel who is a symbol of uttermost perfection. I am in a predicament, I don't know if I should run away or something but I don't think I can take the crap they keep throwing at me.

Any advice, please?

good idea..

hope it works out in end

My last job required no qualifications and no experience. And, no, it wasn't McDonalds. It was with the Inland Revenue, the pay and the hours were good for someone like me, and I got an excellent report from them (again) and will be going back there during the holidays, then again after I finish college.

You guys don't realise my plan, which is why you're saying what you're saying. My plan is to work (with the IR) and use my spare time on my films/scripts. I do it now with college, I can do it then with work. Easy. I don't need a degree, I don't need a high paid job. I need my own time, that's all.

Jesus, I believe one thing, you believe something different and you all try to rape me for it. Not nice.

Hercules! wrote:
> Im hoping I get that Maths GCSE, so hard it is.

When's your exam?
Mine is June 4th and June 10th.

BEARDS. wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> >C in Enflish
>
> which I did get honestly
>
> But not one in IT?

IT don't make me laugh. I pre-date any of that stuff.

Im hoping I get that Maths GCSE, so hard it is.

Rosalind wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> >C in Enflish
>
> which I did get honestly

But not one in IT?

Rosalind wrote:
>C in Enflish

which I did get honestly

*blushes*

My sixth form won't let you take A-levels unless you got a C in them. If you don't then you have to resit them.

You usually need a C in Enflish and Maths at GCSE to get into a good Uni. At least you did in my day

*feels old*

The A-levels. It's been over two years since you took the GCSEs, you've probably forgotten most of it already. And the A-levels show what you're interested in and are good at, giving a better indication of your skills than GCSEs that include subjects you're forced into taking.

I mean, I got an A and an A* in English Language and Lit., but I was told that I'd never pass English A-level because of the differences between it and GCSE. So while my GCSE might seem to say that I'm good at English, my English teacher would have said that I was good at passing those exams.