Theres trouble at 360 dgrees,help...
So just gonna clear up the background.Im a student and really have no qaulification certificates yet. Doing GCSE under Cambridge. So im doing some practices in a coaching centre and they have weekly tests there and they email the result to parents. So basically i had some flaws with chemistry so i did bad in my previous exam(week ago) and currently i gave another exam 2 days ago.The thing is they emailed the LAST week test result now and my father has gotten really angry(hes very grumpy and worse with his old age) that i got 60% in it. He told if the next exam i get lower than 80% im out ((trust me he can do that easily,its a trending thing here,no childsupport to save your buttock)).And my worry now is that AS i already gave my test 2 days later, im sure the maximum marks i may get would be 70%. and i really have no choice as its an exam that i gave before he even gave the warning and i wouldve tried to improve it if ive got the warning BEFORE the exam. what if i get bad marks now? and he thinks im a blatant liar btw so if ur looking for a solution to talk this out with him, ill say its a DEAD END. Oh gods please dont think its a over-reacted teen post, im serious here and i dont really even have any good qualifications to get a good job...
@tawman
I'm sorry you didn't get a reply when you sent this, and I hope that everything worked out for you. Try to increase communication with your parents. I did bad in Chemistry too. Chemistry doesn't seem like it fits rules like math, physics, or electronics. It seems like there were too many exceptions. Anyway, if your dad is getting that upset over a bad grade, then wait for him to cool off, and say 'I'm going to do better. Here is what I am going to do. I'm going to put in twice the effort and work with a tutor who knows chemistry. I will do my best.'.
I don't know where you are right now in relation to when you sent this post. If this situation is still the same, try to focus on better communication with your dad. Explain that you will succeed, and no one is perfect at everything.
I'm assuming you are an adult, but if you are still under legal age of being an adult in your area, and they kick you out of the house, then go to talk to the GP or police (if you know someone there), and talk to the doctor or the police office and ask what should I do? If you are not an adult, and you have been kicked out of the house, please go tell a professional adult that works for the public (like a doctor, a police officer, etc.) and ask for their help.
I am a public servant in the area where I live, and so that means like the police and like the doctor, I work to help everyone (the public). It doesn't matter if someone comes to me for what I am specifically employed to do, as a public servant, in service to the public (and you are am a member of the public), I will tell you what options you have, such as in this case with housing. Odds are the GP or police officer will have a place for you to sleep and stay while this issue is worked out. If you get a chance, please let me know if you're okay.