Have you tried foam rolling?
[quote]John S. wrote:
Have you tried foam rolling?[/quote]
Must have caught me at the perfect moment because I lolled, for real 
[quote]burek wrote:
[quote]John S. wrote:
Have you tried foam rolling?[/quote]
Must have caught me at the perfect moment because I lolled, for real :)[/quote]
I cracked up too.
OP, if it truly is that bad and you are not exagerating, then keep working and emancipate when you save up enough. If you are getting good grades and plan on going to college this could actually be a blessing in disguise. Because you would be emancipated you would get a ton of money for college from the government, and depending on the school you get into, a ton of financial aid directly from the school. Honestly, if you got into a known private university, that’s lets say 40k per year, you might only end up paying 3-5k a year, which you could easily make through part time work.
[quote]angry chicken wrote:
As for all of these people telling you to “just respect your mother cuz she’s your mother”, that’s just bullshit. All she did was lie on her back and push your ass out into this world with out a plan nine months later. Animals do that. She is doing a horrible job with you and your sister and you’d be better off somewhere else.
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Maybe, but as someone said earlier, he is 16 so we really need to take what he says about his mom with a grain of salt. Maybe it really is as bad as your situation, maybe not.
In any case, showing respect to his mom isn’t for his mom sake, its for his own sake, IMO.
wtf I didn’t read all the posts…don’t join the military man and leave your little sister behind! that’s your sister man, don’t let her be like that…you gotta try to stay as close as possible with her and get her into sports as well and look at her marks…your her older brother so you gotta man up in this situation, pretty much you gotta become your own man…as well where is your dad? I am sorry if he is not around by the way I am just wondering. Just try to stick through it man and be creative and try to get your mom out of this rut if you can. It might seem hopeless but never give up! I’m not in your situation it’s hard to say exactly what to do. Hope any of the advice helped though.
And lastly once again…life can be hard, just never give up man…keep pushing forward!
Does your mom have a substance abuse problem? Do you have a father or other family members who can help you out with this situation?