Did you ever yell at your parents?

[yvr girl]

I didn't. I had my moments of quiet defiance, but I never raised my voice.

How about you.

[xmas74]

1. Which time?

As a child I never would have thought of that option. As an adult I have on more than one occasion.

[Lauri16]

2. I never would have made it this far

if I yelled at my Mother! :scared:

[YellowRubberDuckie]

3. Why yell? My mom thinks I'm yelling even if I'm not.

But there's a whole dynamic there with her that would make you cry if you knew about it because it's so sad.
Duckie

[bamademo]

4. Let me put it this way--When did I not yell at my parents

My mother and I got into screaming matches.

[newscott]

5. My mom's Italian

yelling is talking.

[Maddy McCall]

6. Oh, yeah, I did. I was horrible.

We get along like peaches and cream now, though.

[Democrat 4 Ever]

17. Nope, she never laid a hand on me but I certainly knew what

she was capable of if my brothers and I didn't obey. She didn't take any sh*t off of her kids and somehow just expected respect. We didn't always agree and I might talk back a bit, but yell? At my mother? Not in this lifetime. I always believed if she just thought we were thinking about hitting her we would have picked ourselves up off the floor.

I always wished I knew how my Mom pulled that off such respect because it wasn't always so calm and respectful when my kids were teens.

To this day none of my siblings or I would yell at my mother. She suffers from old age, arthritis, and other age related discomforts but I'm pretty sure she could take any one of us down if we got sassy with her.

[Kathleen04]

7. Yes

Any different parents in any different time and I probably would have gotten myself beat.

I usually won the argument too..I'm really glad I have parents that were willing to let me disagree and voice what I was feeling.

[coloradodem2005]

8. Yes I have.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

9. Oh, yes, I sure as hell yelled at my parents, especially

my dad. He used to BULLY my brother for no good reason. All the years we were growing up, he would pick on and scold my little brother; I would yell at him to cut it out...My yelling did no good, though. But I couldn't stand it.

The bullying did NOT stop until my brother came home from having seen combat in VietNam. My dad hadn't seen any combat in WWII...

It makes me mad all over just to think about it. Fortunately, my brother brought his boys up extremely well; no bullying. And he and my dad are very good friends and have been for quite a while.

Sorry for the rant! It just took me back...

:rant:

I really admire people who can suck it up and not yell...Good for you, yvr girl!

[DIKB]

10. Nope.

I was defiant, stood my ground, but did not lose control. We learned a healthy respect for and fear of our parents when we were growing up.

[sundog]

11. oh yeah... i can't hold it in...

but i'd rather live that way... that way everything is out on the table... that way the crap doesn't eat you or them up... get it all out & move on :)

[name not needed]

12. Yes

[Orsino]

13. Nope.

I was much better at whining and passive aggression. :-)

[MrSlayer]

14. Yes. I was quite a pain in the ass.

My Mom and I would have to have at least one screaming match a day. Didn't scream at Dad though, he would have put me through the wall. LOL. In fact the first time I ever actually screamed at him in anger was over the last election. I really let him have it over the Swift Boat shit and all, it was bad.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

15. I wish I could.

But I cannot.

[LiberalEsto]

16. No, but my kids yell at me

the 'rents are long deceased

[CanuckAmok]

18. Oh, yeah, all the time.

I yelled at my mom last week. She waqs asking for it.

I'd yell at my dad, but I'd need a shovel.

[In_The_Wind]

19. Yes, I yelled at them

it was for their own good!

[Left Is Write]

20. Yes. I could be very snotty at times.

[ronnykmarshall]

21. I did once ...

I yelled at Mommie and said "Because I am NOT one of your FANS!".

The bitch tried to choke me!