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SandyPrints
6 posts |
#625 2007-05-30 15:13 GMT |
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OK, so my mom says i can start skating lessons when i get a Saturday job, fair enough. But when i go ice skating, she moans. I catch the bus there, but occasionally she takes me. I go once or twice a week and use my pocket money. She used to skate when she was my age. whats her problem. I love the sport and want to learn new skills and moves. But why does she moan when i go skating? She knows iam a good skater, or good enough to go. Iam 15, and its making me feel down and i cry my self to sleep. I try talking it over but she just moans even more and tells me to shut up.
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Gothicbunny
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#626 2007-05-30 15:25 GMT |
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Try talking to your mom. Its possible that your skateing reminds her of something bad that happened in her past. Maybe the last time she went was the last time because she got hurt and is worried that it will happen to you... Maybe it brings back bad memories of an ex boyfriend or something like that. If you are old enough to realize that she has a problem with it, aproach her in an adult manor and ask her way she gets upset when you skate. You are entitled to do what makes you happy, and if lessons is what will do that for you, your families support is important. Let your mom know that you need her support and that you would like to learn why this bothers her so that you can help her, and she can feel more comfortable with what you are doing. Most likely it has nothing to do with you or what you want to do... rather some bad experiance in her past. Maybe her dream was to be a professional and she never made it. Most people who do pro-skateing start when they are around 3 or 4 years old... so maybe she does not want to extinguish your dreams since you are starting at an older age. Do what makes you happy, but make sure that you are not hurting mom in the process. Good luck hun!!!
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LoneBoat
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#627 2007-05-30 18:18 GMT |
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Oh gosh, I hope your mom really isn't telling you to shut up when you try to talk to her - but *sigh* - some moms are like that, argh. Do try talking it over with her again - without attacking her in any way - and tell her you are hurt by her reaction to your skating. If she still isn't willing to talk, well, you can't force it out of her . . . maybe she will be willing to open up to you in time.
It could any one or few of a whole list of things (like what the previous person mentioned). No sense boggling your mind over what it could be . . . only your mom can tell you what's bothering her . . . she just isn't ready to tell you yet. Be strong and keep skating if you can. She may be moaning, but at least she's not telling you outright to stop skating, right? So continue on . . . you love it and you're good at it. Hopefully one day your mom will be more supportive of it. Maybe she actually is supportive but just isn't really showing it. I have an elderly skater friend . . . and I knew he had a wife, but didn't know much about her as I never met her. It was ashame that it wasn't til after she passed away that I learned she was such a beautiful woman - and a long time show skater. Apparently she got in an accident that she could no longer skate and that sorrowed her deeply. So much that she wanted nothing to do with skating - not even to walk into a rink to visit or to meet any of us who did skate. She didn't mind that her husband still could skate and would go without her . . . but even he did not tell anyone about her. You just never know about people's pasts. Good luck! |
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BubbleBlock
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#628 2007-05-30 20:25 GMT |
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You should try talking to her. Ask her why she does that and what her thing is with it and let her know how it makes you feel. Try to see if you can see why she is moaning and see if you can fix the problem.
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RingKeeper
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#629 2007-05-31 10:40 GMT |
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all these other answers are pretty long and seem to have said all the possible reasons why she might be moaning.
one suggestion-write her a letter instead of talking to her. she will read it, don't watch her and then jst leave it for her to talk to you or for her to get over it. good luck xxooxx |
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Limey
6 posts |
#630 2007-06-01 20:45 GMT |
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ok, watch the irony stace, im giving you advice in something i'm having a problem with right now.
ask her, either by letter or talking to her, what the problem is. Tell her how much you love skating. Tell her how far you believe you can go. Whether you believe it or not, parents want to see their children happy. And you won't be happy without skating apparently. They definitely want to watch you succeed. there's nothing much i can give, but hopefully, we can both work this out together ;) liya |
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BlastTheHeadphones
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#631 2007-06-02 19:07 GMT |
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Maybe she doesn't like to ice skate? that's one thing, but if she moans? Maybe something else is bothering her? I'm not too sure. I'm sorry...Maybe you should tlak this over with her. Well, at least, try...
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DewDrop
6 posts |
#632 2007-06-03 10:35 GMT |
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Have you tried asking her why she doesnt like you skating? Also, she might be moaning because she doesnt want you to fall in love with it. It costs TONS of money!! My parents were like, you need to help pay for it! I have only been skating for 2 years, and it already costed my parents 10,000 dollars! Or maybe she's jealous she didn't get to skate as much as she wanted when she was younger..I know this probably wasnt any help, but good luck and just have fun when you skate, I love it!
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