My parents love me. They love me so much. They really care for me. They protect me, but sometimes I think they protect me too much.
I'm 13 (for now). I'm still in middle school. I'm young. I'm alive (thank God). I wanna have fun, go out with my friends, get crazy, get wild, party, live life! of course I have limitations. I broke one. I guess that's one of the reason my parents are getting more protective over me.
But still, I want to go out. Have fun, play around, be young!
So, let me tell a little story...
There's this place in my neighborhood. It's about 2-3 blocks away from where I live, about 10-15 minutes walk (yes, I walk fast). It's a little mini mart-mini cafe sort of place. You can sit there, enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, smoke and have some snacks from the mart. You can also bring your laptop there and browse till the place closes because they have wifi there. Cool kids usually go there every Friday, but I see some of em on other days too. It's comfortable, to me. I can see people I know well, people I don't know well, people I adore, people I dislike, people who are interesting and even people who are so not interesting.
I like going there. I like seeing people. Though I don't talk to them and it's just freaking awkward to look at people without actually talking to them, I like doing it. These people.... they're different. I don't see those people everyday. I guess that's why I like it. Seeing something different.
I don't understand why my mom won't let me go there often. I mean, it's not so far from my house. I can walk there. She can take me there with a car. My uncle can take me there with a motorcycle. I can go with the "motorcycle-taxi". It's not such a big deal.
I mean like, it's been a tough year. I just want to spend the rest of my time here with friends here. I know I can't join any squads or other communities but...at least I can meet friends there often, get it?
If ya don't get it, well.... okay. If you do, I hope you realized what I've been going through. This is not the end, this is just the beginning. If I don't go out much, it's because I'm obeying my parents. I can run away, I have the ability to do that. But I chose not to. I don't want to cause more problems with my family.