Ok, well I give out alot advice my self, but I am unable to think of anything. My story is this: My friend is real big in acting. She does charity plays for small children. She is now pressuring me into going to a summer acting class but I can't go. I have to be free to watch my younger siblings. I want to go, but i also have my responsibility. I've talked to my mom and she says its completely up to me, but I don't know which to choose. If I decide to say no to the class how should I tell her with out hurting her feelings?
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[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Hobbies category? Maybe give some free advice about: Theater? rosiecheeks520 answered Thursday June 30 2005, 12:20 am: If you are realling into acting then do it! I've done these things and they are such agreat oppotunities. But don't do it only because your friend is doing it. Do it it becaus you want to and have a passion for the arts. Otherwise you will be wasting a lot of people time. And if your freind is also really serious about acting, she'll go with or without you!
orphans answered Tuesday June 21 2005, 7:26 pm: Explain to her acting is her thing, and say you support her in it. It's the same as your sporty friend trying to get you to run track in the summer, when you don't enjoy running, or aren't a very active person. Doing things with her is great, but you still need to have different interests and hobbies. [ orphans's advice column | Ask orphans A Question ]
Lacy answered Tuesday June 21 2005, 2:07 pm: If you don't want to go, don't. She'll understand if it's not your thing. Support her by going to her shows and helping her rehearse. If you do want to go, you should. You'll have a lot of fun. If you like the atmosphere but can't act, you can do what I did and sign up to do tech for shows. I love seeing shows but can't act. So now I'm employed by our school to do lighting for our auditorium and fine arts center. I get to see my theatre friends too. [ Lacy's advice column | Ask Lacy A Question ]
LoveNJstyle answered Sunday June 19 2005, 1:56 pm: well if your mom says its up to you, why not give it a shot? it could be a lot of fun and you get a break from babysitting. if you decide to not go, then just tell her you have to watch the sibs. she should understand. <3 [ LoveNJstyle's advice column | Ask LoveNJstyle A Question ]
LisaLeilani answered Saturday June 18 2005, 9:28 pm: i say got to the camp its not your responsiblty to watch your siblings i mean cant your mom put them in summer camp also ? like the ymca camp or something like that ?
after reading you questions sounds like you already decided not to go to the camp so you can just say....my mom really needs me this summer to help out with my siblings...
sweetestthang574 answered Saturday June 18 2005, 9:28 pm: You seem like SUCH a nice person! I know I would definantly pick the theatre class but YOU are actually giving this some real thought! Your like my idol.. ANYWAYZ If you feel you have a responsibility, you should try to keep it like that! But maybe you could talk to your mom and ask her if its REALLY okey for you to take these classes with your friend! And if you can't, just wsay you cant because you have responsibility to watching your younger siblings! I'm pretty sure your friends feelings wont be hurt, she'll understand!
Razhie answered Saturday June 18 2005, 9:02 pm: Since your mom has let you off the hook with watching your siblings it sounds to me like you really don't want to go which is completely cool.
Just tell her the truth, it's not your idea of fun. Make sure she knows you still really like her and wanna hang out with her in the summer just not at a class. She might be a little hurt but if make time for her and hang out with her doing things you both enjoy, you'll both have way more fun in the end. [ Razhie's advice column | Ask Razhie A Question ]
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