I'm asking for advice, not help.

Just call social service. That's all. Everybody wins.

TJC, well, sorry I thought you were asking for help.

In your first two posts, you asked for help 3 times. The first word post in the first post was "HELP" and the last word in your 2nd post was "HELP." And in the middle, you had HELP followed by no less than 2 dozen "!", only interrupted by the occasional ~ and @.

Combined with the CAPS LOCK, i got concerned that you were asking for immediate help. That you were barricaded inside your dad's office with your abusive mother battering down the door.

I apologize for posting a link to a little girl that updated her Facebook Location to, "Stuck in the Sewer" rather than calling police for help.

But Techpriest has it right, involve the local authorities. Either through social services, the local police department, or your school's professionals that can point you to the right direction.

Internet Forums are not the place for teenagers to seek advice of this nature. They lack confidentiality, leave a permanent public record, subject you to asshole's opinions, and a myriad of other reasons.

I wish you the best of luck.

she should have been left in the sewer, might have taught her a couple things

your mom was trying to beat you up? unless you have a 6 foot tall mum that goes to the gym, you should be able, as a teen, to at least defend yourself.

Maybe go your dad's place. If thats not possible perhaps go back, ask her why she is pissed. If she tries to hurt you brutally then defend yourself, but try not to hurt her. A teen guy should be able to defend himself against a woman. Call the police if neccessary.

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First, yes, I defended myself, but my point was that she was determined to hurt me, and in fact tried to get at four different kinds of stick syle potential weapons, at least one of which would have seriously injured me had I not been similarly armed myself and managed to keep her at a distance. I'm thinking of getting my father to finance fencing lessons.
Second, thanks Pooh for the advice, I'll listen to it.
Third, Techpriest, ok..

If you are being at all serious with this, call The National Domestic Violence Hotline. Domestic violence comes in all kinds and is detrimental to not only those who are giving and receiving, but many around them.

http://www.thehotline.org/

Or

1-800-799-7233

My mom kicked me out of the house on my 18 birthday after smacking me in the face and knocking me off my feet (she was a Military Police officer for the Americans, she makes grown men cower when she rages) and after 3 1/2 years I moved back in when I graduated from college so I could look for a job, she kicked me out within 4 months for the second time.

That's life man, just try to find a family member you can live with for the time being and make sure you're getting financial support in the meantime, then continue with school and wait for things to cool down.

Edit: Calling social services only applies if you're in the US...

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@Noobschool: I'm being serious about this, maybe a little panicked when I started this thread, but serious.
@Hauptmann: Ok, thanks.

Did it look something like this?


Edited 11/4/2013 03:31:11

No. It was more like an armed confrontation between fencers...

you are a danger, im trying to imagine what your mother suffers for having a kid like you, be ashamed for making her look bad when you are the danger to society

Tjc... the above post is I ne of the assboles I was talking about. Please go get real help rather than solicit advice from a gaming forum.

sunrise, calm down and think why she is angry at you. There must be a reason why she is angry at you. Well, if my parents hit me for something i did wrong, then i wouldn't complain and i will remember the mistakes i have done. But, if my parents hit me for no reason (which it never happen), i would tell her to calm down respectfully and ask her why she is mad at me. Don't just randomly post this on the thread because i believe this will definitely hurt your mom a lot (I know you are just becoming a teenage and i have experience my parents' punishments before). Calling help service doesn't do any good and won't recover the relationship between the child and the parent. ;)

Also, never fight back your parents too

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sirius, possibly there is a reason and she certainly is over-reacting... anyway, i dont care... why do you post about this here? does this look like ay kind fo help-group?

A: hi, my name is john and i have serious erection problems
All: hi, john
A: bug off, i dont have any problem
All, bye, john
A: Dont talk to me or i will kick your asses
All: .... wtf is he talking about
A: AGH! its my mom's fault!
All: why are we talking at the same time and the same stuff at the same time
A: once, i was coming back from scholl
All: shit, whya re we even listenign to him?
A: and then, and then, my mom...
All: /ignore

TJC: Posts some crap about abusive mother, most likely false.
All: General forum replies. Some helpful, others less so.
Pink: With my vague grasp of the English language, I shall make a vague stab at what I hope is considered funny. Gang up on him, not me!
... I'm so lonely...

@iNoob: I haven't provided you with every single detail, my mother has serious mental problems, both my father and I have long since figured that out.
@Pooh:I agree, I'm only listening to sound advice.
@Sirius: I agree with punishments, but she actually tried to attack me-without provocation! That said, you live in the same country I do, and I'll take your advice.
@Master L: My name is not TJC- that's my clan tag.

It is the only differing feature between you and the other forum prowlers. Would you prefer I called you dusk? Change your name to English and I may oblige. Until then, TJC will do fine

When my mom kicked me out I called my then girlfriend and some of my buddies as well as my aunt who I ended up staying at until I left the country 3 months later. If you're in a position where you have none of those type of relationships, start making them now, they come in handy later on, not to mention they're an integral part of human interaction.

why would your mom kick you out?