i want to go to the moon,should i ask permission frm my parents?
458447
No, the actuality of you getting to the Moon is slim to none, so why bother having the conversation with them in the first place.
1067948
Ask your parents for the password.
306818
What? The parents are not ready juz bcoz of their horoscope didn't match? wooow...what a reason.\n\nwell...if they both are in love and ready to take any responsibility and risk by getting marry, then do it.\n\nit is true, they'll end up with 2 question only, get marry or be gone.\n\nthey are mature enough to do it by them selves, sooner or later, parents will understand and starting to accept it step by step.\n\njust pursue what you both think is the best.\n\none of the reason why they don;t get  marry it's bcoz it is not the time yet.\n\nencourage your self to dare to take the decision, don't thibk too much by thinking only.
536602
they are your parents and parents don't always see things the way we want them to. But they almost always have our best interest at heart. Lot's of times they have been in similar situations and can draw from their own experiences when making decisions concerning their children. I would just be glad that they care enough to have a say in my life there are so many kids out in the world today that  have no one to care or direct them in  their life choices. They are to busy doin drugs or partying to care what their kids need or don't need. Show them that you are Trust worthy and dependable. You really have to work at these things. But when they know that they can depend on you to keep your word and do what needs to be done.......Then they will trust your decisions more. Good luck and God Bless.
584939
It is tough dealing with parents. But we are talking about your future not the future of your parents. You need to tell them that is what you want. Ask them why don't they want you to go?  There is so much going on in Europe. Everything so much different than here. You ll meat new people, you learn new culture and maybe even a new language. That is a plus sign to me. You can travel to one county do another in just few hours. You don't need to buy a car, transportation is great and it takes you where ever you want to go. You tell your parents they need to respect your dreams and wishes. Good Luck!!!
24639
CALMLY talk to your parents. LISTEN to what their concerns are. I am a son, parent, and soon to be grand parent ... Although I rarely took my parents' advice and changed my life because of it, when I did LISTEN, it made my life easier. My parents realize (and I realize as a parent) that kids will NOT do what they want them to do, but if the parents are HEARD, it makes life easier for you, your parents, and the "mate" you are talking about. Think about what they are saying to you, DON'T ARGUE or MAKE THEM THINK like you think - that ain't happening - You allready know your opinion, now PLEASE take 10 minutes and hear the opinion of your parents.
767363
OK, I had some trouble understanding your question...But if you're trying to decide your future plans (work, marriage, ect) your parents feelings are important but it has to be what you want. You need to enjoy your job, so it has to be something you really want to do. If you enjoy pharmacology, then great. Just think all the way through your decisions.
964031
Why don't you propose the rules and the consequences for breaking the rules that you will have in place for the slumber party then ask your parents. It will show them that you are responsible and that you have thought it out.
355343
I think so.  You should ask your Mom.  If your not going to go there it wouldn't matter though would it?\nwrite me if I'm wrong,\nJulia
803116
depends how strict her parents are. but if you want to give it a shot, go right ahead! who knows- you may go with her and have a great time!
827405
First off, are your parents living in the dark ages...\nGo and do what you want [Not what they want] go see your boyfriend and his family..\nTell your mom in a nice way NO I am going to visit with my boyfriend and his family and that is final. \nYou are 20, you tell them what your plans are and go for it..They have no hold on you anymore...\nSome parents just don't want to let go, but now is a good time to stand up for yourself....
1067583
What are your parents' concerns?  If you can help answer or address their concerns, then maybe they'll let you go.  Or maybe they have legitimate concerns that you have not considered.\n\nI hope you can work it out with your parents.
616524
your parents should have the final say as to whether you can go. if they are supportive of you then this teacher shouldnt be able to stop you from going. if you have your parents support, ask your teacher to sign the slip. if she doesnt, report it to the office, or someone in charge of your trips, and have them contact your parents.\n\ngood luck!
409924
Ask your parent who is controlling you.
463408
well, u can try to talk to ur parents by stating WHY u want to go study aboard....give them clear reasons and evidences that PROVE u can take care of urself when u r out there...espeically u r YOUNG and a GIRL...usually parents wont allow that...nonetheless, u need to ASK URSELF : "why i want to go study aboard" first b4 u can present ur case to ur parents....clear and sort out ur minds so u know EXACTLY why u want to make this decision and carry through it! :)\n\nmoreover, u can talk to the advisors from other colleges that provide study aboard plans and ask them for their advice....seriously, there r MANY THINGS to do b4 u actually can go there...i tried it b4 so i know...;)  and i m a person who came to U.S. to study as well...^^\n\nhave fun searching for the answer.  if u need help, just email me or wait for more great answers from others.\nnonetheless, u can ask Jesus to help ya, He will be glad to help u! :)  Jesus loves u!
230130
16 but with your parents' permission
405191
Here's a thought:\n\nCollege is about education. Education includes exposure to places and people that are unlike your hometown and your family.  Try gently explaining this to your parents.\n\nIf you're not expecting any financial support from them, you don't need permission to go, but try to address their anxieties with a calm, reasoning attitude, and perhaps they'll lighten up a bit.\n\nThey're obviously afraid for you to go somewhere far from home.  They'll miss you.  It's a big world out there, and they're uneasy about you "flying the nest." Perhaps they don't understand that leaving home is part of your education and growing independence too.\n\nJust be gentle, and give them time.  They'll come around eventually. Later, when you start to provide them with evidence of how well you're doing (good grades, new ideas, a genuine passion for a particular area of study), I bet they'll even be proud.