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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My sisters married well...one to a complete dork, who has only become dorkier as the years go on, and one to a control freak.

[b]I'd rather live my own life rather than be tied to a dork who thinks the "Life is Good" shirts are so cool [/b]and provide a good message to the kids, or two a man who ensures I go for a five mile run or bike ride every morning. No excuses, only way to start the day.

Sure they will die with larger bank accounts, but I will die having lived my best life.[/quote]

Not surprised you are single. A guy wears silly t-shirts.  The horror!  [/quote]

1. I'm not single

2. I'm fine with guys wearing "silly t-shirts", but he doesn't see them as silly.  He gave us a good five minutes speech about how he loves their message to teens, and buys his teens these overpriced dork shirts every time he travels.   Total nerd who doesn't have a clue on how to dress outside of the office. Nothing I'm going to chain myself to just for a bigger house and larger bank account.  My niece and nephews do not wear them.  They shove them in a dresser drawer until they are donated or someone needs a shirt to go home in.[/quote]

Hmmmm.
  
You seem very angry.  I wonder if the anger is from something other than your within the bounds of normal family.  A "lack of street smarts" doesn't = "not a latch key kid".  You seem now to resent the pressure to follow in your parent's path of academic intensity.  You might find reading "The Drama of the Gifted Child" illuminating.[/quote]

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