OUR ADVICE FOR *TROUBLESOME TWEEN*:

	A:	Live with it. A lot of people have divorced parents.		37%
	B:	Dump the boy. Fight the bitch and thats that.		33%
	C:	Runaway		29%
Total Votes: 1398

Dear Anyone,

How do you break from a father's good intentions when it comes to religion? Especially when your father is a retired minister. I'm 33, hand have been living on my own for 15 yrs, and don't see anything wrong with changing my beliefs. He does. He sees this as a sign that I'm lost and going to hell. We've had several discussions on religion, dogma, by-laws, etc. and can never agree to disagree. At least he can't anyway. I tried to change the subject when he brings it up now, but he is still on a mission to save my soul. I know he has good intentions, but I'm on the verge of severing contact with him for my own peace of mind. What should I do?

Frustrated on the Home Front

WHAT'S YOUR ADVICE?

	A:	Severe ties with Dad. This isn't going to change.
	B:	Put up with it for family's sake. He's your Dad after all.
	C:	Set boundaries. Tell him what you will and will not tolerate if he wants a relationship with you.
	D:	Go back to church for his sake. Maybe he's right.

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