Classic case to many teens I'm sure... But what I have is slightly different.
Mostly everything I do is forced. Straight down to the high school I go to. She even works at the school for Pete sake.
Long story short: I want to go to the school I'm ZONED for. She says I'll get shot there (note: there is no recent violence here). I want to join an elective that I'm interested in. She forces me into the elective called "AVID" and her excuse is I'll never get into college with a different elective. Very supportive. *sarcasm*
I get good grades, I'm in honors/AP classes, I'm in Honor Society and I'm generally a nice person. I constantly get picked on because she's the kind of evil teacher that nobody ever likes. Me being her daughter, I'm just the "perfect target" for a bully who wants to take their rage out on somebody for that teacher doing them wrong.
I've tried getting her to change at least one thing, but I have a suppressive emotional disorder where I can't exactly keep a straight head when talking to she who is more stubborn than a Texas mule.
Any advice is appreciated.
Mostly everything I do is forced. Straight down to the high school I go to. She even works at the school for Pete sake.
Long story short: I want to go to the school I'm ZONED for. She says I'll get shot there (note: there is no recent violence here). I want to join an elective that I'm interested in. She forces me into the elective called "AVID" and her excuse is I'll never get into college with a different elective. Very supportive. *sarcasm*
I get good grades, I'm in honors/AP classes, I'm in Honor Society and I'm generally a nice person. I constantly get picked on because she's the kind of evil teacher that nobody ever likes. Me being her daughter, I'm just the "perfect target" for a bully who wants to take their rage out on somebody for that teacher doing them wrong.
I've tried getting her to change at least one thing, but I have a suppressive emotional disorder where I can't exactly keep a straight head when talking to she who is more stubborn than a Texas mule.
Any advice is appreciated.