I urgently need a room so they don't tell me when to turn off the TV, when to sleep. Yes, but still a room. I repeat it often, but they refuse me, and we have the opportunity for free. Like I need to share a room. On top of that, they tell me when to sleep. If I can't sleep? We have the opportunity, I know for sure, but they refuse for some reason and say that it is not good to get a room and that it is dangerous. What is not good and what is dangerous - I can not understand, but I think it is not true. I need a room and it's good to have and it's not as dangerous as they tell me. And maybe there are ghosts and ghosts at night and that's why it's dangerous: D
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How old?
I think they refuse you because they don't want you to watch TV late. In general, they want you to fall asleep at a specific time, which no one does, probably they don't, and - more importantly - they definitely didn't do it when they were your age ... but these things don't suit them. say, sense not use them as an argument because they will not serve. You can tell them something like, 'I don't know what you think is dangerous, but to me the fact that I don't have my own personal space, like other normal children and people in general, depresses and annoys me a lot. I often wake up in the evening and think about it. And the next day I feel super sleep deprived and tired. (I didn't know if you were a boy or a girl) Imagine what your daily life would be like if you were constantly sleep deprived. '- say all this in a calm intonation, however, and not with some grumbling. You can also suggest that you will not watch TV in the evening if you get the room. And to tell you the truth, you have nothing to lose if you don't watch TV. Today, TV is mostly watched by retirees or various other people who are in conflict with the Internet in general;)
How old are you?
I'm sorry darling, but obviously you don't have the financial means ... You're quite deluded, grow up, find a job and when you make money go to whatever home you want.
No, I understand - where is this room?
Who are they? What exactly do they tell you? Do you know them before? Seek professional help before it's too late ...
It is not clear from your story whether you share the room with a brother or sister or with yours. You don't even write how old you are. Otherwise, I understand you, it's hellishly unpleasant not to have a personal space, we had 5 people, my mother, my father, grandparents. Until I was 15, I was in the same room with ours, and after much insistence, I was finally moved to sleep in the living room.
Up to 2 I watch tennis, basketball and other sports, not politically uninteresting shows
8, you can easily watch these things on the Internet;)
To 9: Where? In the hallway?