>>14I understand the people at times hate their family, and there are even cases where families are below shit. But, well, if you can make it work, why not? I've gone through a LOT of stress because of a bad relationship with my parents, and my parents are not good parents. But, really, being in peace with my family relieves a lot of unnecessary stress for me. I'm not saying they're ALWAYS more important and that you should sacrifice friendships for that sake, but well, basically. If it's worth it, make family work?
Yeah, my friends were shit, and I expect that hopefully, someday I'll meet better people who'll stick around for good. Since I don't really know if OP has a shit family or a good family, I went with the assumption that he's just a teenager who is going through that "My parents are trying to control my life they suck I hate them I'm an adult now and can live my own life" stage and that his family actually isn't shit and just suggested for OP to try to make it work, cause sometimes, everyone's misunderstood. Although, I guess it made so much more sense in my head than what I wrote. I dunno, maybe I'm naive in believing that there can be harmony in things, but eh. Why not be optimistic.
Also, I completely agree with your analogy. But, just adding, you don't always have to trust the police, but you shouldn't just hate/distrust the police, because there may actually be some GOOD, misunderstood police dudes in the mix of a bunch of hotheaded assholes who think they're god. Fuck the police. IP search me all you want; Come get me, motherfuckers, and I'll drill the meaning of justice into your thick skulls.
>>15I'm going to assume things since you seem to lack the ability to use grammar properly. I assume you have a (good) reason as to why you've severed ties, and well it's your choice. I'm not preaching that everyone should love the shit out of their family just cause they're family, only that they should try to make things work. In your case, didn't work. Sucks. Cool. Kay.
And, well, gee, thanks. Ya know, cause my "problem" is just so
damn serious. Oh, and by the way, what exactly is my "problem"? I'd like to know.