unfabulousx3 answered Monday July 28 2008, 2:02 pm: just be honest with them, i mean it is your life they shouldn't be telling you what you should and should be doing in terms of what sports to play. so just tell them how you feel, im sure they would understand
LOL_x0x answered Monday July 28 2008, 11:38 am: It's better to be honest with them and tell them exactly how you're feeling than to hide it or try hinting it to them.
Just tell them you need to talk to them, sit down with them, and go. Explain to them that you don't want to play, WHY you don't want to play, and that you feel like they're pushing you to do something you don't want to do. Don't be afraid, they're your parents, and they'll most likely understand =]
Shaybo20 answered Sunday July 27 2008, 11:49 pm: Sometimes parents can be forceful in making their children do what they wanted to do as youngsters. However, you need to sit down and have a serious conversation with them. Tell them that you do not want to participate in this sport. Tell them what you would like to do instead of that sport. Also tell them that if they do force you to play, you will never be happy and will not be able to be a good player since your heart won't be in it as it would if you were doing what you actually wanted to do. Good luck [ Shaybo20's advice column | Ask Shaybo20 A Question ]
ccupcake07 answered Sunday July 27 2008, 11:05 pm: Just look them in the eye and tell them you really don't want to play and that you won't have any fun. If that dosen't work,keep telling them over and over so they get the message that you are serious about that. Hope this helps! [ ccupcake07's advice column | Ask ccupcake07 A Question ]
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