I'm 18 and on lock down please help!!!!!!!!!?

Question

I'm 18 years old yet and still my mom still calls me in the house early like around 9 o clock at night, still doesn't want me to have a boyfriend, and still wants to hold my hand with everything I do like go with me to the doctor and be everywhere that i am. what should i do?

she's sooo overprotective :(

Answer 1

How is this a law question? Your an adult move out.

Answer 2

MOVE OUT

STOP LEACHING off your parent

They are treating you like a child because only children live with their parents.

Answer 3

Legally, you are an adult (except one state, I forget which one)

Here is how it works..

if you are legally an adult, you have the right to move out.

If you are living in someone else's home, and they are supporting you, they still set the rules.  If I am 60 yrs old, and live with someone else, I have to respect rules in their home.  

Answer 4

option 1. deal with it

option 2. move out, pay your own bills, and make your own rules.

The choice is yours.  

Answer 5

They are your parents. You will appreciate this when you get older and they get older and need your help living their lives. I would cherish it right now.

Answer 6

Talk to her and tell her how you really feel! This is one of those things you will not understand until you become a parent yourself! You know how many people they would love to be in your shoes, to have a loving parent that are always by their side?! Be greatful!!  I wish I do!

Answer 7

Come over. I'll take care of ya.

Answer 8

Either submit or move out.

Answer 9

You are still living with her,that means she sets the rules.I will say that she is overprotective of you.Do you have a job?I suggest that you start looking for a place of your own,than you can set your own rules and also have a boyfriend if you like,

Answer 10

you are her baby. my parents (mostly my mom) was the same way, and i hated it sometimes, but now that i am older and on my own, i miss it sometimes.  they really are your best friends and will always be there for you in good and definatly in bad times, so even though right now it seems like a drag, can you imagine your life without her?  don't take her love and actions for granted. just tell her some things you will like to deal on your own so you can get used to not depending on her, but let her know that you appreciate her so much, you just want to do some things by yourself in case she's busy with something else, that way she won't take it too hard and think that you don't want to do things with her anymore. the last thing you want is to hurt her feelings and make her think you don't need her anymore. plus you don't want to have to deal with a mother's guilt trip.