Aabid's Corner

I mean I just want them to understand that after I do all my work, I kind of want some time where I can PLAY on the computer where I can relax and stuff. They can limit this time if they want honestly but just let me do it.

Yeah maybe I can talk some sense into them though? Thats my point. Ik you guys will just tell me that yeah w/e parents are in charge and stuff BUT the thing is you guys never went through it. I think that every single person I know have parents that let them at least spend some time everyday just chilling and having fun.

I just want to know what to say.

When opportunity allows:

Remove the power cables from every item in the house that you can that THEY want to use as long as it doesnt involve cuting them off & hide them well, preferably nowhere in the house.

 

Secondly assuming that computer &/or net access is not solely used by yourself, password any unsecured and alter all existing passwords for personal accounts router etc.

 

Third stage if required is to remove & carefully distribute all fuses from the power box ( no point leaving them where they can be easily replaced)

Obviously this is best done immediately prior to an extended break ( a weekend religious/music camp etc) so they can truly appreciate the absolute lack of facilities.

0.o not sure what that will do.

I soooo want to play doe.

Third stage if required is to remove & carefully distribute all fuses from the power box

 

L0l

When opportunity allows:

Remove the power cables from every item in the house that you can that THEY want to use as long as it doesnt involve cuting them off & hide them well, preferably nowhere in the house.

 

Secondly assuming that computer &/or net access is not solely used by yourself, password any unsecured and alter all existing passwords for personal accounts router etc.

 

Third stage if required is to remove & carefully distribute all fuses from the power box ( no point leaving them where they can be easily replaced)

Obviously this is best done immediately prior to an extended break ( a weekend religious/music camp etc) so they can truly appreciate the absolute lack of facilities.

sounds like a battle plan I would use :P

not that it will solve the problem but fudge that

REVENGE!!!

Yeah maybe I can talk some sense into them though? Thats my point. Ik you guys will just tell me that yeah w/e parents are in charge and stuff BUT the thing is you guys never went through it. I think that every single person I know have parents that let them at least spend some time everyday just chilling and having fun.

I just want to know what to say.

"But the thing is you guys never went through it"

You're complaining about your parents not letting you play a stupid fudgeing game.

A lot of us do go through the times of strict parents, and if you don't be such a stupid disobedient muppet to them constantly then maybe they'll become more lenient.

My parents have never let me go to parties or have friends over to chill and shizzle. It took a very long time to get them to allow me to go to the movies (which I only go about twice a year). I didn't go behind their backs and go out when they weren't home or have people over. I didn't complain and whine saying "ommgggg but muuumm you're soooo mean please if i don't see my friends [insert fiddlesticks excuse here]".

 

AND YOU KNOW WHAT

I'M fudgeING GOING TO AN 18TH IN 2 WEEKS coochieS

YEAH

THAT'S RIGHT nice doggy!

BE A GOOD LITTLE BOY FOR 5EVA AND THEY'LL LET YOU DO shizzle WHEN YOU GET OLDER AND HAVE A JOB AND BECOME MORE INDEPENDENT

 

Also it sounds like you get plenty of play time in during the weekend so

 

 

and if you're that upset that you can't play LoL everyday, then leave. Sounds like the only option at this point. Run away. Far away. It sounds like you don't need your parents so why keep them around? I'm not saying murder them but if it's a choice between having a mum and dad or playing 1 game of LoL everyday, the answer is clear.

Yeah maybe I can talk some sense into them though?

Oh that's cute.

You think your parents are tough? lel

 

Before I was 18, I could only play M rated games for a hour a week. And that was just CoD: MW. I was 16 at the time.

 

I couldn't own a T rated game till I was 13 (Smash Bros melee was an exception, Dad approved).

 

I lost computer privileges for 1 school year in 8th grade.

 

 

 

So yeah, I had rough parents too. But school and work ( I was working at 16) became top priority, then sports, then games.

give up on hope

You think your parents are tough? lel

 

Before I was 18, I could only play M rated games for a hour a week. And that was just CoD: MW. I was 16 at the time.

 

I couldn't own a T rated game till I was 13 (Smash Bros melee was an exception, Dad approved).

 

I lost computer privileges for 1 school year in 8th grade.

 

 

 

So yeah, I had rough parents too. But school and work ( I was working at 16) became top priority, then sports, then games.

 

 

I had my computer rights removed for an entire year, not a school year, an actual year. I wasn't allowed to play runescape when my dad was home because he thought it was teaching me how to do magic and worship satan or whatever. He probably blames runescape for me being gay.

 

 

@Aabid: Your parents are being strict, too bad. There is nothing you can do about it. It would be easier for you if you just rolled with it.

Your parents all sound like saints

yEAH WElL MY PARENTS MADE ME WORK 29 HOURS A DAY 8 DAYS A WEEK WHILE LIVING IN A CARDBOARD BOX WITH 10 OTHER SIBLINGS

You think your parents are tough? lel

 

Before I was 18, I could only play M rated games for a hour a week. And that was just CoD: MW. I was 16 at the time.

 

I couldn't own a T rated game till I was 13 (Smash Bros melee was an exception, Dad approved).

 

I lost computer privileges for 1 school year in 8th grade.

 

 

 

So yeah, I had rough parents too. But school and work ( I was working at 16) became top priority, then sports, then games.

I remember back when my mom limited me and my sister to 30 minutes/day after we had almost nine hours of school

I'm gonna try to give some advice here

You won't convince your parents. It's as simple as that. If you're 15 or so and they're making you go to Islamic classes, they're not gonna lighten up any time soon. Go outside. Play with friends. Lead a secret life of fun outside. They clearly believe that computers are the root of your apparent gaming "addiction" and they're not going to let that go.