Reventon, perhaps?!audtatious wrote:So, my 14yo daughter comes home from staying at a friends house Friday night and the first thing she says is that my G coupe embarrasses her and she wished I would get rid of it. I'm like WTF?
Seems every time she has friends over or they pick her up at the house they all drool over the coupe and keep talking about it which embarrasses her because they all assume we are rich. To her the solution is to get rid of it....Maybe I should ask her today what I should downgrade to in order to end it
You know... no one ever said adoption was a bad thing...audtatious wrote:So, my 14yo daughter comes home from staying at a friends house Friday night and the first thing she says is that my G coupe embarrasses her and she wished I would get rid of it. I'm like WTF?
Seems every time she has friends over or they pick her up at the house they all drool over the coupe and keep talking about it which embarrasses her because they all assume we are rich. To her the solution is to get rid of it....Maybe I should ask her today what I should downgrade to in order to end it
She wishes I'd adopt her but her dad would have a fit. He won't let her change her last name to mine eitherinfinitgkid wrote:
You know... no one ever said adoption was a bad thing...
lolz j/k man...
But in her defense, I see the point she's trying to make...
I don't think it's jealousy, I think her friends view us as rich and make a big deal out of it which is embarrassing to her. Of course, it does not stop her from wanting the latest <insert electronic gadget here>....jmcohen23 wrote:she's just going through a phase. it's called jealousy (pretty common sympton of being a teenage girl)..
You mean like boy runs...audtatious wrote:
I don't think it's jealousy, I think her friends view us as rich and make a big deal out of it which is embarrassing to her. Of course, it does not stop her from wanting the latest <insert electronic gadget here>....
She won't get the keys to the coupe but momma will surely give her the keys to the sedan to make store runs for her.
When she is old enough for that she is old enough to live on her own....Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT wrote:
You mean like boy runs...
I'll tell her we are rich and we like to make all her friends and their parents feel bad about their lifejoe603 wrote:lol!
Tell her you are rich, and her friends are poor trailer trash and aren't allowed over the house...
I think I'm going to drop notes on her myspace. THAT can be COMIC GOLD!!!!biggie wrote:Just embarass her in other ways, she'll forget about the car issue.
Oh yeah, many possibilities. Start posting like you know what guy she likes at school or something. G would be the last thing on her mind.audtatious wrote:I think I'm going to drop notes on her myspace. THAT can be COMIC GOLD!!!!
audtatious wrote:I know what guy she likes......I was thinking of posting things like "don't forget the laundry needs to be downstairs or you won't have clean undies"
wellm jealousy in the sense that their attention on you/your car/money, rather than on her.audtatious wrote:
I don't think it's jealousy, I think her friends view us as rich and make a big deal out of it which is embarrassing to her. Of course, it does not stop her from wanting the latest <insert electronic gadget here>....
She won't get the keys to the coupe but momma will surely give her the keys to the sedan to make store runs for her.
Or borrow someone's pink or green VW Bug and driver her to school in that, with flowers included of course. If you do this, take a pic of yourself in it.Poyzinous wrote:
Go to the closest auction, buy a $100 crapmobile that barely runs, and drive her to school in that, revving the leaking, misfiring engine and assuring the child lock is on or the handle is busted so she can't get out. Then put on a show trying to open the door. "Don't you wish we were in the G now?"
Pretty much what I was going to say.Poyzinous wrote:
Go to the closest auction, buy a $100 crapmobile that barely runs, and drive her to school in that, revving the leaking, misfiring engine and assuring the child lock is on or the handle is busted so she can't get out. Then put on a show trying to open the door. "Don't you wish we were in the G now?"
I grew up in Tacoma and came down to the little town of Tenino on weekends to have fun. There was this girl that lived about 30 miles away in still a smaller little outpost. She would always meet my friend and I and we would always drop her off somewhere other than her home, at least for a long time.tollboothwilley wrote:Kids get embarrassed by parents having money huh? I've never heard that one. I guess I didn't grow up that way at all.
Mmmm, maybe a nice short-haired canine... boxer perhaps? Little hair to clean up, no b****ing, absolutely loves car rides...audtatious wrote: To her the solution is to get rid of it....Maybe I should ask her today what I should downgrade to in order to end it