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My Parents Don’t Like My Boyfriend
So they— yeah, yeah. So they want you— so you're assuming, you're assuming, not that your parents have outright said this, but you're assuming that your parents would want somebody that's more like on the path of being a lawyer or a teacher or something traditional.
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No, it's more like he has different, um, goals in life than me. Because for me, like, I'm medical, I'm getting my bachelor's, all these things, you know.
So different life paths, different types of drugs. Different types of drugs, yes. Illegal. Right, right, right.
Legal drug dealer.
So they— yeah, yeah. So they want you— so you're assuming, you're assuming, not that your parents have outright said this, but you're assuming that your parents would want somebody that's more like on the path of being a lawyer or a teacher or something traditional.
Yeah, for sure. And I think a lot of it also has to do like, he, you know, different religious backgrounds, you know, like they, that's definitely one of them. And I think they just feel like I should be with someone who has more compatibility with my life.
And how long have you been seeing your best friend?
I would want to say, like, romantically, like, 2 months, but we've known each other for, like, over a year now.