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So where's the sticker that says "Made in Japan"?

It's really sad to me when the older generations are like that. It makes you wonder if things were 10times worse wat would they do then? Personally I'd give it all up if it truly meant life would change for the better. But nowadays people are becoming more and more selfish to the point it's all about wat they want not their family or their friends, just them. I can only hope thing improve for you and hope someone can talk some sense into her before things do worsen. Also if along wth the Craigslist try a garage sale or moving sale type of thing.Terastas wrote:At this very moment, there's one thing I hate more than anything else. That's when people intentionally try to blur the line between the things that they need and the things that they want, or the things that they can't do and the things that they don't want to do.
Right now, for example, we're under the gun to get out of our apartment because of overdue rent. My brother's offered us temporary residence at his place, but there's a strict no pets policy, which means my mother's miniature schnauzer can't come. Her response?
"I can't just leave her behind!"
Yes you can! You just don't want to! Just yesterday she made a phone call to my brother expecting him to give up his house and move to a place that does allow pets so she doesn't have to give up her dog. She's expecting the two of us to compromise everything just so she doesn't have to give up anything. Even the dog, which is high maintenance and misbehaves to the point that she now threatens to kill it practically every hour on the hour, she isn't willing to give up.
I know it's cold, but she whines and complains that she "can't wind up homeless," but she also whines and complains that she "can't live in an old person's neighborhood," "can't live in the projects," "can't live in the hustle n' bustle," "can't live in the boonies," "can't give up the dog," and "can't let anyone to know she's in financial trouble." So in short, the only thing she wants is what we currently have and can no longer afford, and even though she doesn't want to wind up homeless, she's risking it because she doesn't want to give up anything else either.
I'll warn you guys in advance that I might (probably won't, but might) disappear for a while again. The very first things she put price tags on and put on Craigslist were all of my stuff; the only things left that I own which are worth more than $50 are the chair I'm sitting in, the desk I'm sitting at and the computer I'm typing this message on, and I figure it's only a matter of time before she decides that I need to give something up again.

If I were you I would refuse in giving up anything else. My friends grandma is like that it pisses me off. Your mom is being selfish and illogical, if anything else you can move in to your brother by yourself, I bet you she will follow.Terastas wrote:At this very moment, there's one thing I hate more than anything else. That's when people intentionally try to blur the line between the things that they need and the things that they want, or the things that they can't do and the things that they don't want to do.
Right now, for example, we're under the gun to get out of our apartment because of overdue rent. My brother's offered us temporary residence at his place, but there's a strict no pets policy, which means my mother's miniature schnauzer can't come. Her response?
"I can't just leave her behind!"
Yes you can! You just don't want to! Just yesterday she made a phone call to my brother expecting him to give up his house and move to a place that does allow pets so she doesn't have to give up her dog. She's expecting the two of us to compromise everything just so she doesn't have to give up anything. Even the dog, which is high maintenance and misbehaves to the point that she now threatens to kill it practically every hour on the hour, she isn't willing to give up.
I know it's cold, but she whines and complains that she "can't wind up homeless," but she also whines and complains that she "can't live in an old person's neighborhood," "can't live in the projects," "can't live in the hustle n' bustle," "can't live in the boonies," "can't give up the dog," and "can't let anyone to know she's in financial trouble." So in short, the only thing she wants is what we currently have and can no longer afford, and even though she doesn't want to wind up homeless, she's risking it because she doesn't want to give up anything else either.
I'll warn you guys in advance that I might (probably won't, but might) disappear for a while again. The very first things she put price tags on and put on Craigslist were all of my stuff; the only things left that I own which are worth more than $50 are the chair I'm sitting in, the desk I'm sitting at and the computer I'm typing this message on, and I figure it's only a matter of time before she decides that I need to give something up again.


That is actually what's happening. I don't have any pets so I'm leaving for Vegas at the end of the month. Meanwhile, however, we have to vacate this apartment by the end of the month as well and she hasn't even begun to look for a new place. Hell, she hasn't even begun to pack yet. It actually doesn't bother me that she's already sold half my furniture; it would have cost more to ship it than it will to replace it.Shadow Wulf wrote:If I were you I would refuse in giving up anything else. My friends grandma is like that it pisses me off. Your mom is being selfish and illogical, if anything else you can move in to your brother by yourself, I bet you she will follow.










