Possibly tell your grandpa that you want to stay at the school you are currently attending, he should understand that you are having difficulty finding a place to be yourself and that it won't help to move schools again. It is always tough to find friends at a new school, especially when you have the emotional separation from the last group of friends you found.

I find that just talking to your parents and grandparents about what you think about decisions always has an impact on what they do, its only human nature to take other people's points of view into their decision. If he doesn't understand that, it is most likely because you either haven't stressed it out to him enough, or he feels that his decision is the proper one.

Sometimes, although it may not seem like it, and you may want to refuse it for as long as you can, your parents and grandparents can be right. From the way I see it, which is the only way I see it, you are in the right, but if I was to talk to your grandparents, who knows, they may be making a very sensible logical choice for you. Either way, I wish you the best in this, and as always, pm me if you want to continue talking about it! :)

Post edited at 7:36 pm on Dec. 25, 2007 by Tavis

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thats the definition, but my friend ryly is like yeah iuno he isnt bad or anything I really like him(as a friend) and hes a pretty nice kid. Its like not a negative thing, just fyi

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