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 Member 1139 Level 18.35 Mar 2006 
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Considering I'm 22 years old, financially independent and probably have a different relationship with my parents than what the thread-maker is accustomed to, what my parents have to say is almost inconsequential. Also, they've been seperated since I was 5, so there's definitely a divergence going on there.
1. They'd probably be okay with it, actually. Depends on what kind of drugs and whether or not I let it become a destructive habit. 2. I'm the product of an interracial marriage, so... "congratulations, son." 3. My dad would be okay with it. My mom, I'm not sure. I certainly wouldn't be fearful of them disenfranchising me, they're more mature and understanding than that. 4. My mom never finished college and she's led a personally fulfilling lifestyle, so she'd be fine with it. My dad graduated from a military academy, and then went to pursue a masters in Aerospace engineering. Both emphasize the importance of education, but my mom feels that college degrees don't really give you the necessary tools to become a master of one's craft. As she held a management position in a highly technical field (mainframe software support) and ran circles around her peers who had master's degrees. Although, I personally place great importance on a formal post-secondary education, which is one the reasons I joined the military. 5. Both of my parents are Christian, albeit liberal, and I'm more of an agnostic. This seems to work out fine, as I don't go out of my way to flaunt my spiritual/moral beliefs out of respect for the fact that an individual is free to choose whichever path he/she feels is right. 6. If I had killed someone and was on the run, the last people I would involve are my family. They'd probably tell me something I already know, that it is my responsibility, my duty as a human being-- a conscious, free-thinking individual-- to accept responsibility for my actions. Although, I know that my mom would probably attempt to harbor me, and that would put me under a lot of guilt and I'd probably end up turning myself in. Jam it back in, in the dark.  Posting without content since 2002. |
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