Parents kicking their children out of the home

[ninaprincess]

I have been in the US half of my life but one thing I still don’t understand it that many American parents kick their children out of the house. Initially I heard people talking about it and I thought they were joking. I brought this up because I just read an article in yahoo about a 23 yr old homeless girl who was kicked out of the parents’ house.

My parents hated that we moved out of the house. They won’t take my money when I stayed with them. My mom would do wash my clothes and clean my room eventhough I told her not too. This is the same case for all of my cousins.

[NotCranky]

Hmmmm, One anectdote here: I kick my kids out of the house all the time and they are only 4,7 & 8. I tell them, “take your guns and go outside!”

[NotCranky]

Hmmmm, One anectdote here: I kick my kids out of the house all the time and they are only 4,7 & 8. I tell them, “take your guns and go outside!”

[NotCranky]

Hmmmm, One anectdote here: I kick my kids out of the house all the time and they are only 4,7 & 8. I tell them, “take your guns and go outside!”

[NotCranky]

Hmmmm, One anectdote here: I kick my kids out of the house all the time and they are only 4,7 & 8. I tell them, “take your guns and go outside!”

[NotCranky]

Hmmmm, One anectdote here: I kick my kids out of the house all the time and they are only 4,7 & 8. I tell them, “take your guns and go outside!”

[scaredyclassic]

that’s funny. my wife is always kciking the kids out the house.

but seriously, in the above-cited article, seem slike a weird brand of tough love. it’s an argument for always getting along with one another, because you need each other. i was just telling my kid the other day, hey, don’t worry, you ever need a kidney, im your man.

[scaredyclassic]

that’s funny. my wife is always kciking the kids out the house.

but seriously, in the above-cited article, seem slike a weird brand of tough love. it’s an argument for always getting along with one another, because you need each other. i was just telling my kid the other day, hey, don’t worry, you ever need a kidney, im your man.

[scaredyclassic]

that’s funny. my wife is always kciking the kids out the house.

but seriously, in the above-cited article, seem slike a weird brand of tough love. it’s an argument for always getting along with one another, because you need each other. i was just telling my kid the other day, hey, don’t worry, you ever need a kidney, im your man.

[scaredyclassic]

that’s funny. my wife is always kciking the kids out the house.

but seriously, in the above-cited article, seem slike a weird brand of tough love. it’s an argument for always getting along with one another, because you need each other. i was just telling my kid the other day, hey, don’t worry, you ever need a kidney, im your man.

[scaredyclassic]

that’s funny. my wife is always kciking the kids out the house.

but seriously, in the above-cited article, seem slike a weird brand of tough love. it’s an argument for always getting along with one another, because you need each other. i was just telling my kid the other day, hey, don’t worry, you ever need a kidney, im your man.

[patb]

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/112801/fight-to-rejoin-middle-class-usnews

i can relate, i’m not 23, but, my parents divorced, Dad had a new wife
who hated me, so I would never be able to stay with him.

Mom’s not so bad, but she cares for my mentally ill sister and insists
nobody ever say “What’s the matter with Sis”, so, the ground rules require
sharing a house with someone who is a functional Aspergers/schizophrenic.

I decided a while back that a bridge abutment beat life in the nuthouse.

[patb]

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/112801/fight-to-rejoin-middle-class-usnews

i can relate, i’m not 23, but, my parents divorced, Dad had a new wife
who hated me, so I would never be able to stay with him.

Mom’s not so bad, but she cares for my mentally ill sister and insists
nobody ever say “What’s the matter with Sis”, so, the ground rules require
sharing a house with someone who is a functional Aspergers/schizophrenic.

I decided a while back that a bridge abutment beat life in the nuthouse.

[patb]

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/112801/fight-to-rejoin-middle-class-usnews

i can relate, i’m not 23, but, my parents divorced, Dad had a new wife
who hated me, so I would never be able to stay with him.

Mom’s not so bad, but she cares for my mentally ill sister and insists
nobody ever say “What’s the matter with Sis”, so, the ground rules require
sharing a house with someone who is a functional Aspergers/schizophrenic.

I decided a while back that a bridge abutment beat life in the nuthouse.

[patb]

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/112801/fight-to-rejoin-middle-class-usnews

i can relate, i’m not 23, but, my parents divorced, Dad had a new wife
who hated me, so I would never be able to stay with him.

Mom’s not so bad, but she cares for my mentally ill sister and insists
nobody ever say “What’s the matter with Sis”, so, the ground rules require
sharing a house with someone who is a functional Aspergers/schizophrenic.

I decided a while back that a bridge abutment beat life in the nuthouse.

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