[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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Comments

da

[(Anonymous)]

Why won't they let you drive? Is it a health thing or they have control issues?

If they wanted to see you get a job so bad, they wouldn't place so many stipulations on where you can apply. Why are gas stations out of the question?

I'm just curious.

Re: da

[(Anonymous)]

whoops. I saw below after posting this that you haven't learned yet how to drive. Your parents sound kind of contradictory - they want you to become more independent but they talk you out of driving. ? Is public transit an option (for getting to a workplace)? Or are they limiting where you can apply because they'd have to drive you?

The gas station thing still confuses me though.

Re: da

[(Anonymous)]

OP's parents seem obsessed with the image they present--they've told OP that checking herself into a psychiatric hospital will "hurt the family," they admonish her that "people will talk" about her if they think she's odd, and they get on her case for showing too much ankle. So I wonder if they think working in a gas station isn't genteel--that it's something people of their social class don't do.