Dear Mom and Dad,
I truly do love you, but sometimes I just don't understand why you do things. Sometimes you do stupid stuff. Like Mom, when you joined Auburn it costs 10,000 dollars. Which I didn't know that when you first joined, but you did. You wouldn't be able to pay my tuition causing me to move away from the closest people I have in my life. Plus, the only reason you did it, was so you would have more money to retire with. You didn't seem to put your own daughter into this equation. I just don't get it. I have to remind you that you have a daughter, and I can't drive myself around, and until I can I need you to do that, and when I talk to you about things and you completely forget about it the next day, because you weren't actually listening to me. You said you were, and I checked about every 5 minutes. Dad, how you can't take me places because you're "resting", because you had a hard day. You act like my life is the easiest thing ever. Like I have no problems. You know what? I have a lot of hard days too. So can we just get over it and can you be my father? Or when you don't trust me at all for no reason at all. What have I done to ever lose your trust? Maybe I forgot to tell you about a party or a church thing here or there, but besides that? Nothing. Also, you guys won't teach me how to drive, because you can't teach me. Because you're a bad teacher. YOU BOTH WORK AS TEACHERS. What's so wrong with me driving? I don't know how, but I still love you guys and I don't know what I would do without you guys. And you still deal with me. Thank you for that. I know it's hard, but I'll be out of the house soon, and you guys can have an awesome retirement. I love you guys with all my heart.
Love,
Anne-Marie
