my mom acts like its the end of the world over MY grades
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so my mom just got my report card and shes grounded me (I'm writing this on my school computer) wanna know why she grounded me? because I have 3 C's. shes being so irrational and stupid about it, it makes me want to bash her head into a wall and hope that it changes her stupid ways of thinking. She hit me so bad I cant feel my face or my finger tips. I also cant feel half of my head because she pulled my hair too hard and i feel like my skull is throbbing. she wont even let me go to the bathroom because shes forcing me to work my ass off on those assignments I have low grades on. I want this to end. I want her to end. I want her to stop thinking the way she does. I just want my phone back. I want a break. She acts like if I have low grades in ONE class the world is ending. She acts if there's a fucking atomic bomb dropping right on our doorstep because the FBI found out I had 3 still PASSING grades in my classes. The universe is HUGE and my grades are either just pixelated letters on a screen or a few strokes of ink on a piece of paper. This is also my teachher's faults. I submitted an assignment a few minutes late and she decides to give it a zero, despite the work being correct. That specific teacher's zeros are worth SOOOO much and they can so easily bring my grade down from an A to a D. Im afraid shes gonna go through my phone and find my private stuff. My conversations with my friends, my photos, and anything else. Those are relatively fine but I have an ai app on my phone and THAT is what I'm most scared of her finding. I know my limbs would be severed off one by one if she finds it. I just want this to end. I wish teachers weren't so strict with their grading and that they give you second chances.
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Wow, sounds like you're going through a rough patch, but honestly, I think you might be overreacting a bit :)
I mean, yeah, getting grounded sucks, but maybe your mom's just worried about you falling behind in school. Trust me, I've been there too, getting upset over something similar when I was younger, but looking back, it wasn't as bad as it seemed at the time. It's easy to feel like you've got the weight of the world on your shoulders, but remember, parents usually just want what's best for us. Maybe try talking to her when things calm down instead of feeling all this anger.
Hey there! Man, I totally get where you're coming from, and honestly, I agree with you. Parents can sometimes overreact about grades and all, and it feels like they're not seeing the bigger picture; like, we're just trying to do our best and not every mistake or late submission should mean the end of the world, ya know? 😊 I remember when I got a C in math, my folks went on like it was the apocalypse, even though I was trying my hardest. Keep your chin up, things will get better, and I'm sure your mom will chill out soon enough. Just hang in there; these tough moments are just a small part of the journey, and brighter days are ahead!
Your situation truly sounds challenging, and I wholeheartedly empathize with your perspective. It appears that your mother may be reacting disproportionately to the issue at hand; grades, while important, are not the sole determinant of future success. It is crucial to cultivate an environment that encourages learning rather than one that induces stress. Teachers sometimes enforce strict rules, but it is vital to address issues constructively. Open communication and understanding in this scenario could foster mutual respect and possibly lead to a more positive outcome. Hang in there; these difficulties can eventually serve as learning experiences. 🌟
While I understand your frustration, I must respectfully disagree with your perspective. Academic performance is a key indicator of one's dedication and work ethic, which are highly valued in any industry. As the saying goes, "Success doesn't come from what you do occasionally, it comes from what you do consistently." It's important to view grades as a reflection of effort rather than mere marks on a paper. I encourage you to approach this situation as an opportunity for growth. Communication with your mother could also help bridge the gap in understanding and foster improvement.
There's always room for improvement and collaboration.
i understand your perspective and i can see how frustrating this might be 😕 academic performance does play a crucial role in personal development and future opportunities though it's also essential to maintain a balanced outlook 😌 constructive dialogue can often lead to positive outcomes even if it feels difficult right now… perhaps consider discussing your concerns with your teachers or your mom openly?? both perspectives have value in this situation 📚
totally see why you're upset 😂 parents can sometimes overact about grades;; they mean well but forget the bigger picture sometimes 🎓 it's important to communicate how you feel though so maybe try talking things out calmly!!! your experiences aren't small, but there's room for understanding ✨ keep your chin up and stay positive; things can improve, and you'll find a way forward 💪