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Input: So 2 days ago, my dad (both him and my mom are massive narcissists tho dad tends to enable more than be directly narcissistic) turned off my pc internet due to my not being on time.

However, Im 20 (almost 21) and *I pay rent. Which includes paying for my internet.*

Needless to say Im angry. He asked me once to improve being on time, however *everyone* was sick for a week. (My mom even said "she felt like she was actually dying") and I wasnt waking up till 12 to.1 pm. No one was. And Im expected to go within a day from waking up at 12 to waking up at 8.

Thats nearly impossible for me. I make habits easily and its hard to break them. I'm also eating terribly because I was so sick. 

However I set double alarms and started going to bed early. Mind you I was "better" by Wednesday. And thursday I was up by 9:30. Still not good enough. So dad blocked my internet. But I pay for it. 

So now I'm fighting with them nearly non stop. I'm not even truly trying to. A great example is I asked for a chunck of time that I wouldn't even be home in to be unblocked, so I could upload a video to YouTube, and my dad had to literally start screaming at me. 

My whole family is angry at me and saying Im being a bully and a jerk for arguing so much. I just want my internet back. I paid my rent and I dont care if you want to punish me for being late, just dont mess with things I paid for. 

being angry with my parents for blocking my internet