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I could be a good skateboarder

Discussion in 'Off-topic Discussion' started by Christopher123, Feb 7, 2017.

  1. Christopher123

    Christopher123 Fapstronaut

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    but my mom limits my outside time. I get about 10 minutes a day not even enough to sharpen my skills. I spend the rest of my free time playing skate video games and watching skate videos. I will never know if I could truly be good until I turn 18. When I'm 18 hopefully I'll crash on my friends couches and skateboard a lot in the summer. I follow some local skateboarders on Instagram they are my age and they are good and it's because they spend all their free time at the local skatepark getting better and it's because they don't have an overprotective mom.
     
  2. señor

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    damn that bums me out. you totally remind me of rodney mullen man, he had a super overprotective father but was persistent enough to let him ease off, ended up becoming the godfather of modern skateboarding. seriously dude, look up "Rodney Mullen: Creative Voices (2014 interview)" on youtube, you'll really identify with it.

    why does she limit you to ten minutes a day? that's incredibly unreasonable
     
  3. MJ Warrior 93

    MJ Warrior 93 Fapstronaut

    Man, I used to do skateboarding, back in my old teen days. I never was a pro at it, but I used to do it just for fun.
     
  4. Deadlihood

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    Why doesn't your mom let you spend time outside?
     
  5. Christopher123

    Christopher123 Fapstronaut

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    She's kind of a helicopter parent and kind of lazy too. I'm not inside her head but I bet she figures if I rarely go out I can't get kidnapped or hurt. Just my rough idea.
     
  6. Christopher123

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    And I live in Los Angeles where most skateboarders live or move to so they can skate.
     
  7. Star Lord

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    Dude if you are indeed 17, you can go out and do skateboarding more often.
    Just help your mom with chores more often and I'm sure she won't mind you being out for a few hours a day.

    Trust me dude it's great to have a parent who cares for your safety etc, but one day you will have to leave home anyway so get used to being out of the house more and go skateboarding.
     
  8. Christopher123

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    Nope. Besides trash I have no chores. All she does is watch tv and do nothing else.
     
  9. señor

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    you gotta board right? you could always backboard and practice your manuals in your room or something, that's what I do when the weather's trash
     
  10. Christopher123

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    I have carpet
     
  11. señor

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    yea so do I, if you manual your board without moving it'll really improve your balance for when you start skating on the reg
     
  12. Rikarwb

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    I have a mom just like that.

    2 days ago i said "I'm going to skate", and she said "Okay." I'm 17, and it was my first time skateboarding.

    I believe that if you build her trust, she will let you do more things.
    If you don't start acting now, i wouldn't be surprised even if you were 19 she wouldn't let you out ...

    PLEASE start now changing her behaviour !

    Good luck from an unskilled "skater" :D
     
  13. Christopher123

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    I'm moving out when I'm 18. It's not about trust she's just one of those helicopter parents, she watches too many news stories about kids getting kidnapped.
     

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