What can I do to get my parents to let me learn guitar and keep my hobby going?

I agree with that buddy's words, save up your own money, buy an acoustic guitar, generally play folk songs, buy a primer, learn it yourself, and give you two suggestions: (1) When you learn a song or two, talk to your parents, maybe your parents will agree, you can buy a guitar and put it at your friend's house, you can go to your friend's house when you have time, if you are afraid of noisy your friend, you can go to the park, and after you learn one or two catchy songs, carry your guitar to talk to your parents, let them listen to it, and they should agree, provided that the grades must be good (2) Give your parents to exchange conditions and negotiate a contract Just say: I will study how many points I guarantee to take the test and how to do it and then see what your parents mean If it doesn't work, then act according to the (1) plan First cut and then play.

Does he still need his parents' consent to learn one? Save your own money to buy a guitar, a book, and start your ** road.

None of these things have anything to do with your parents.

What has to do with them is that they can show off in front of others that their children play well, and you are their pride.

If you don't play well, that's the main excuse they use to beat and scold you every time. You are a stain on them.

It's as if those tunes are the clothes they wear and the jewelry they wear. Those soulless show-offs.

What I hate the most is this, children's dreams are reduced to praise and pride in the mouths of parents, supporting their face.

It's an insult.

I guess you're still in school, because your parents won't care about it after you work. Because you're still in school, then your studies are the most important thing, so get them to agree that you learn guitar, and you have to make sure that your academic performance doesn't drop, at least not significantly because you learn guitar.

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Are you there. Parents don't agree with what to do if you learn guitar because of financial reasons.

I should have told them.

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