My Mother is Crazy!

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Lexodus

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Okay, yes, I'm sixteen and yes, I still live with my parents. Now we've got that off the radar, let me explain my problem. See, every so often, my dear old mum goes out to buy me clothes for no reason. Okay, that's nice. However, she always only ever gets me t-shirts and jeans, and then, when I tell her either that I have enough clothes or that there are other kinds of clothes, she denies that she ever buys me anything and then proceeds to buy me more.

The story goes on.

One day, my cupboard decides to break under the weight of all of these clothes, and, when everything tumbles down onto the floor I think, 'hell, why not count it all?'
I count.

As it turns out, over the last three months (I know the time frame because of the sizes. I'm not going into the stuff prior to the size change, because that's almost innumerable), my dear old mummy has bought me twenty-six pairs of jeans and forty t-shirts.

Anyway, long story short, has anyone else here got a relative or friend who compulsively buys things, whether for you or themselves? If so, how do you convince them that they're doing it, and that you have enough stuff?

Also, my nana's convinced that my family love ketchup and cheese, even though none of us particularly like either (and I despise the former with a passion that burns with the fire of a thousand suns).
 

Inverse Skies

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I wish my parents would buy me more things like that. But then again I like my independence, so I don't mind not being bought things because I live by myself.

On topic, your mother is just trying to show her love for you, in clothes form. Although I'm amazed at how much she has bought, she must think you look good in them. My advice is enjoy it while it lasts, because eventually you'll have to pay for your own things.

And why are you ashamed at living with your parents when you're sixteen? I moved out when I was twenty, and that's rather early amongst my friends.
 

MrSnugglesworth

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I wish my mom would buy me Jeans.


I only have 3 pairs. Good thing they look alike, or people would think I was dirty.


I feel dirty.


I need new jeans...


Also, all I wear is Jeans, a T-shirt, with my Hoodie over it all.
 

MercurySteam

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Still home at 16? My sister is 18, and she's really getting on everyone's nerves, though I'll still be at home at 16 (next year, lol).

Your story applies to my sister becasue she does that to herself. Her room and wardrobe is worse than mine and THAT'S saying something.
 

cheesemanxl

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if you dont want them what size are you send them to me my parents dont have enough money to buy me too much clothes.
I have like 10 t-shirts and maybe 4 pairs of jeans
 

heyheysg

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Wow amazing, I try not to spend money on clothes unless I really need them (damn college loan!)

Anyway, do the right thing, take out all those clothes that are really ugly or you will never wear, bring them down to the salvation army. (bonus points, tell the person you like that you need some help carrying them down to the donation box)
 

matsm

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my mom used to get me some stuff from time to time. after I told to stop about 50 times she eventually did
 

Lexodus

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heyheysg said:
Wow amazing, I try not to spend money on clothes unless I really need them (damn college loan!)

Anyway, do the right thing, take out all those clothes that are really ugly or you will never wear, bring them down to the salvation army. (bonus points, tell the person you like that you need some help carrying them down to the donation box)
Heh. I've donated a ton of them, but I should have done that :D
 

Littaly

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Clicking this thread I was expecting something like "She won't let me play GTA even though I'm 12 and fully awesome!" but man... that is indeed crazy o_O
 

EMFCRACKSHOT

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Seems to me that the best thing to do would be to have yourself a nice big old fire. With blackjack. And hookers. in fact, forget the fire
 

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Inverse Skies said:
I wish my parents would buy me more things like that. But then again I like my independence, so I don't mind not being bought things because I live by myself.

On topic, your mother is just trying to show her love for you, in clothes form. Although I'm amazed at how much she has bought, she must think you look good in them. My advice is enjoy it while it lasts, because eventually you'll have to pay for your own things.

And why are you ashamed at living with your parents when you're sixteen? I moved out when I was twenty, and that's rather early amongst my friends.
I agree pretty much completely with this. My parents still buy me clothes, yet I'm living away from home at university and can probably buy my own now (just need to get a part time job first so I can afford to splash out on new threads...). And as for still living with your parents when you're sixteen, that's fine, OP. I didn't move out until I was eighteen, and still go back home for university breaks and stuff. A close family friend is over thirty now and until recently he was still living at home, although that's mainly because he couldn't afford to move out. He's living with his girlfriend now though. His younger sisters still live at home, I believe, and they're both in their mid-twenties. So living at home at sixteen is no big deal, it's pretty common actually...
 

Lexodus

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EMFCRACKSHOT said:
Seems to me that the best thing to do would be to have yourself a nice big old fire. With blackjack. And hookers. in fact, forget the fire
And the blackjack?
 

Ancientgamer

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People, he's not complaining, he's just worried about his mom. It's not normal to buy a set of jeans every day of the month and then deny it, the bill could easily be up to over $900 by now. It's very possible she has some kind of actual buying compulsion.
 

Lexodus

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vivaldiscool said:
People, he's not complaining, he's just worried about his mom. It's not normal to buy a set of jeans every day of the month and then deny it, the bill could easily be up to over $900 by now. It's very possible she has some kind of actual buying compulsion.
Thank you. Like I said, the buying stuff for me is nice, but 26 pairs of jeans and 40 t-shirts is worrying.
 

bcponpcp27

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Damn, that is WAY too many pairs of jeans and T-shirts. You only need two pairs of jeans. Ever. Seriously, one pair lasts for like, 2 weeks before needing a wash. Longer if your me.

My mom does like to buy me sweatshirts (which is cool by me, sweatshirts rock) but she always gets American Eagle or Abercrombie and Fitch, which is annoying! I hate those stupid stores! I don't want to advertise them, I just want a labeless sweatshirt that's comfy, that's it!
 

Lexodus

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bcponpcp27 said:
Damn, that is WAY too many pairs of jeans and T-shirts. You only need two pairs of jeans. Ever. Seriously, one pair lasts for like, 2 weeks before needing a wash. Longer if your me.

My mom does like to buy me sweatshirts (which is cool by me, sweatshirts rock) but she always gets American Eagle or Abercrombie and Fitch, which is annoying! I hate those stupid stores! I don't want to advertise them, I just want a labeless sweatshirt that's comfy, that's it!
That's the other thing. Labels and goofy writing that's supposed to be cool all over the t-shirts. I had one which had fake badges sown all over it and it looked awful. Plain stuff is nice.