That's when you tell them to go **** themselves for treating you like **** all your life.
At least that's what I did and I felt better

I did that too mostly, though I visit monthly to see my little brother.
My dad was nice enough to pay for my health insurance while I was out,
so I kinda owe it to him for saving me a government fine.

Kind of funny, the only reason I talk to my dad is because of my little brother as well. And even then it's not that often because being stationed across the country doesn't allow that much time home, I still smile inside knowing that the "disappointment" he raised is doing better than him.

If anything, my dad taught me a valuable lesson through his actions...
Date a woman for as long as you can before marrying, be wary of the signs, and watch out for dominant behavior. His first wife was my mom, and she wound up kidnapping me for 10 years before the police finally got me back. His second wife was a posessive control freak that mistreated the family, and he only asked us to do chores only to avoid angering her.

Now that he's divorced again, life has gotten better for him and he's no longer an
asshole to me, but now he's in his mid 40's... and a large chunk of his life was wasted simply because he went for the wrong people. Of course, if these events hadn't transpired I wouldn't exist... but it's not necessarily a good thing that I exist due to poor relationship choices.

Mine taught me to not do drugs and not to become a raging alcoholic, and he was good at teaching by example. He's 59 and divorced now, and not much different.

Was it your dad who said you were a disappointment and/or your mom?

Yep it was dad.
My mom was 'supportive' but was a worthless notjob that believed the government was going to take me or some wacky ****

Honestly, your mother was entirely right to laugh at you for wanting to be an actor.
A nurse though, thats a bit odd that she would laugh at that. Unless you're a dude, then being a nurse is ******* gay...

I would have a higher chance of moving out of Canada and to like Denmark or Switzerland as a nurse.

Is Canada that bad? I mean, I know they're getting progressively more authoritarian and catering more and more to the SJW psychos, but is it actually bad enough that people are considering moving away?

I have always wanted to live in switzerland, just seems like a paradise

Don't worry your FJ family is here for you.

...Why does she say it like becoming a cop is easy?

Her boyfriend's son is a STM cop. STM is the Montreal Transport Society, so like if anything happens in the subway or the bus, they call the STM police instead of the ordinary cop. I wanted to get into the RCMP before and then to the ERT but ever since I was told that they could relocate me anywhere in Canada I said **** that. Wanted to become an actor because I was told that I should try it out since I look like Matt Damon and there aren't enough Russian speaking bad and good guys in movies. Since I joined the Canadian Forces reserve, I wanted to become a nurse to help people and then eventually move out to Denmark or Switzerland.