Me and mym mum don't get along

Me and mym mum don’t get along do you think I should move out wit my boyfriend

Answer #1

I’d have to agree with everyone on this one. I had a great deal of arguments with my mother as well when I was a teenager. I’d wait to move in with your boyfriend. You just have to respect your mother and do what she says. Just deal with this until you’re at least 18 or 19.

Answer #2

I think you should respect the thing that she would love you to do and love her and try your hardest if she still doesn’t get along with you still than move with your boyfriend its the only choice for you :)

Answer #3

Honestly,

No, I think you are too young to be living with a boy. Period. It’s normal for teenagers to not get along with their mothers, that does not mean that you should move out of your house. Your mother can also force you to come back because of your age. Just give it time and soon you will be old enough to legally move out and then you can do what you want. You’ll realize one day though that your mother just wants the best for you and is trying to protect you.

Answer #4

well how old are you? if you aren’t 18-19 and above, I’d say no! you are far too young to move out with a guy! I know it may be hard at times to get along with your mom! trust me… I have massive arguments with my mom, over the stupidest things (guys, talking on the phone, my friends, not eating enough, my homework…ect) but heck, you got to know that it’s her job to worry… and what I’ve realized is that… the more worried and self concious they are about you… it means that they most likly had their “falls and mistakes” as a teen.. and don’t want you to make the same stupid mistakes they did! learn to listen and respect your mom, and remind her at times that you are growing up and need to learn to make your own choices! but at the same time… there’s a border that you can’t cross as well, for example if your mom says no to a party… listen to her… shes most likely worried you’d get drunk or do drugs or something! ask her “why?” when she says no… and tell her you don’t want just a “no” for an answer… and maybe bring up things that she may be worried about, and assure her that you’re wise enough to not make dumb choices and that you know better! (: earn your mum’s trust and try you very best to get along with her!

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