I have a PC from Asus (desktop) and a MacBook, both of which I no longer use. Both of them spoil me in the corner, because I have no real benefit from both.
If I sold them, my parents would take the money from me.
What am I supposed to do now?
Hmm…
can say that you would buy with the money then a pc or something. A MacBook has its own relatively high value even after years, the Asus should not contribute too little.
After you've been given these things, that's your money. And you can do what you want with it. At least that's how I think about it. Still talk to your parents about it. Maybe the answer is an answer you do not expect. Questions do not cost anything. And if they take these things off you, not bad either. The PC and the Macbook are anyway just around in the corner. Think about whether you can buy something useful with the money. And tell your parents what it is.
More, Why do you always think that the children were pushed into the A? No, I bought it myself.
I do not want a pc, maybe more books and a new phone.
Then they can't take your money away if it rightfully belongs to you! ^^
How do you think they would take away your money?
Did they say that will come to my account.
At least the laptop for school, college, work, etc. Keep!
There are public places (lecture hall, library, etc.) where a second laptop is of great use, for example, if the more expensive, possibly with company secrets stocked first laptop should not fall into the wrong hands.
Do your parents have a good PC? If not, judge Asus after all.
There it is in good hands… If you want to buy a book or mobile phone… Get an offer or something and tell the parents that they should withdraw the money for it… Or you should buy the book or mobile phone, if they want to manage money necessarily…
I wanted to boot my MacBook (On Windows).
My parents both have a laptop, my brother has an iPad.
Maybe that will bring something, maybe net.
Thank you for this lovely answer. Because that's exactly how you say it. Only I can't share this view with such parents. I only told you what most people do today. Do not put me in a drawer.
