Women who chose to disappoint their parents, how’s life going for you?

21 comments
  1. What is this supposed to mean? Nobody chosen to disappoint their parents, but if they make a choice that disappoints their parents like a different route of employment or what have you I’m sure they are doing just fine…

  2. Rubbish! ☹️ I totally rejected the misogynistic, patriarchal culture that I was born into which meant I was treated accordingly.

    I’ve spent my life trying to figure out where I belong, desperately looking to find love and be loved in return, just some sense of being.

  3. I left school, went somewhere else to live because of the violence at home. Became an engineer and life is good. I have a decent relationship with my mom and kind of acknowledge the other ones existence, but I also live on another continent just for safe measure

  4. OP must have something else to say because without context this is an unanswerable question. Most just make choices for themselves and it’s up to the parents to support them or be disappointed. Thats the parents choice not the other way around.

  5. What a stupid question. You sound like a parent whose child isn’t doing what you approve of and now you are posting on here….

  6. Well she said that she was disappointed because I was a ” dirty cunt licker” (I’m bi) & then bloodied my nose. I didn’t choose to disappoint her, because being bi isn’t a choice, it’s who I am. She chose to disappoint me by choosing hate and homophobia over her own daughter

  7. Fine, i still have a good relationship with my parents. In the end i disappointed myself way more than i disappointed them (dropped out of high school due to mental health struggles after being top of my class most of my childhood), my dad especially was very chill with it and has always told me life is not a race, and I will find my path when Im ready.

Leave a Reply