so i'm fighting with my mom a lot and she apparently has heard stuff from two people about my friend that they are bad and what not and i've known my friends for a long time and hang with them all the time so i know what ever she had to say is a lie and i still dont know if shes lying i bet so. our relationship wont improve i think ill never forgive her for putting me through this. i thought it would be better to be with my mom but she doesnt trust me whatever i say my dad doesnt talk to me at all and im not even allowed in he house. now i want to move out but i dont all at the same time im 17 in NY i want to have a good relationship with her and if i do want to leave i want to leave on good terms but if this situation happends again i want to know if i can leave with out getting into trouble legally. basically i need advice
Kat10 answered Sunday February 21 2010, 11:57 pm: Sounds like my mom and I a few years ago... Leaving now while you are not an adult would allow her to report you missing as soon as she knows. The cops would get involved, and that's never pretty. My friend in high school left and the cops found her getting on a bus (she used her parents' credit card) and she ended up in the psyche ward for 3 days. Best idea is to try as hard as you can to work it out with your mom. I know it's hard, trust me I've been there, but in the end it's better than causing a rift between the two of you. I stuck it out until college started and our relationship improved immensely. My mother now considers me one of her best friends... not really ideal for me because I have to hear about her boyfriend, but it's much better than the constant screaming matches. When I was still living at home we tried some family counseling, which might have worked if my mom had been more receptive to it back then. We still go to some appointments when I'm home for breaks and things are going well.
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