Rumostan wrote:Prussia-Steinbach wrote:Separation from my family was not a factor in that decision. My family was full of moralistic, up-tight, stuffy, legalistic, authoritarian douchebags. I never liked that about my family or family members, and I also couldn't stand the fact that we advocated all this capitalism and freedom while we didn't do a fucking thing to help the poor like we advocated. So I left. I was done with the hypocrisy and bigotry, and started doing whatever the fuck I wanted. My leaving was the beginning of that, and was the best decision of my life.
Interesting, my next question leads on from this. Will you ever reconcile with your family and/or become more, as you would probably put it, 'mainstream' or have you created too much of a divide between you and your family?
I do not need to 'reconcile' with my family. I came back when I was twenty. I'm not what you would call 'mainstream,' but I have studied political theory under some of the most intelligent men in Aurentina and talk to my father plenty. There were no questions asked when I came back after years abroad. We simply went on with our lives, and my father dd his best to integrate me back into my homeland, which he did a damn good job of.
