Dear Amy: A few weeks ago, I ran away from home because I couldn’t get my way.
When I came back my mom felt disrespected because of what I had done.She thinks that I should have apologized after the situation happened.
I really don’t want to continue our relationship as a family if there is no communication. Amy, will you please tell me what you think?Dear Teen: I want to point out that you and your mom have actually communicated. After you came home, she communicated that she felt disrespected and that she wanted an apology.Your mother should not be freezing you out. She is supposed to be mature and forgiving. She’s supposed to know what to do and how to act. And yet parents are people.
Occasionally he travels to my area to communicate with my colleagues. He would then strike up a conversation with me.After a few months of this, I worked up enough courage to ask for his phone number.All of a sudden, Hank hit me with, “I have a girlfriend, so I don’t want to give the wrong impression.” I was so thrown off, I deleted his number and blocked him.
It’s like he’s trying to torture me. Or maybe I’m overthinking it and need a new job? What should I do? This is messing with my head.Dear Dying: First of all, you’ve done nothing wrong. You were assertive and authentic when you followed through on “Hank’s” flirtation. He then let you down by offering what I would call a “soft pass,” using the reason that he has a girlfriend.
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