Your Parents and Cubing

Being from an Asian family they think that cubing is useless and just a hobby. It is a hobby but I just have to earn my own money to go to comps and get cubes. My friends tolerate it and I have gotten them into cubing to. One of them stopped and sold a stackmat g4 for 15 dollars.
 
Even after 5+ years, they support me going to competitions and they often ask when the next one is, but other than that they're neutral. They don't mind that I bring a cube with me everywhere I go which is good :p
They're always impressed when I make finals in an event though!
 
Being from an Asian family they think that cubing is useless and just a hobby. It is a hobby but I just have to earn my own money to go to comps and get cubes. My friends tolerate it and I have gotten them into cubing to. One of them stopped and sold a stackmat g4 for 15 dollars.

Sorry, but what does Asian have to do with cubing? I mean, Max Park, Leo Borromeo, Yusheng Du, Shivam Bansal, SeungBeom Cho, Zibo Xu... etc.
 
Sorry, but what does Asian have to do with cubing? I mean, Max Park, Leo Borromeo, Yusheng Du, Shivam Bansal, SeungBeom Cho, Zibo Xu... etc.
Asain families expect you to be a doctor or some other job that will make you rich. They make you study. Eventually, when you get into high school you have to give up cubing because you do a lot of stuff in high school.
 
My siblings hate it and so do my parents, I get straight-A's in school but my parents say that if I get a single B in any of my classes I will get my cubes taken away, they never gave me this much pressure when I would be buried in my phone playing video games, but I guess in their eye's it's just another waste of time. Now that I'm sub-20 I'm thinking of going to a comp, but I don't know if my parents would approve.
 
My siblings hate it and so do my parents, I get straight-A's in school but my parents say that if I get a single B in any of my classes I will get my cubes taken away, they never gave me this much pressure when I would be buried in my phone playing video games, but I guess in their eye's it's just another waste of time. Now that I'm sub-20 I'm thinking of going to a comp, but I don't know if my parents would approve.

A tip: Always get your schoolwork and studying done before you touch your cubes. Your parents will be much happier and more willing to support you if you prioritize your schoolwork. You may not be able to practice some days but getting it done early means not having to do it later
 
A tip: Always get your schoolwork and studying done before you touch your cubes. Your parents will be much happier and more willing to support you if you prioritize your schoolwork. You may not be able to practice some days but getting it done early means not having to do it later
Thanks for the tip! That helps a lot. Also my maths teacher hates my cube and is annoying. How do I fix it lol
 
my mom doesn't really care at all about cubing, but she doesn't have anything against it :p to her its just another weird thing I'm into

my dad however wanted to learn to solve the cube after he realized how fun it can be (he enjoys watching the cubers at the competition I go to). He carries a mini key-chain cube around, and he's learning the last layer

Are you kinda like me, jumping around hobbies? I mean speedcubing is the thing I've stuck with longest, but have been into a lot of other things lol
 
My mum will basically support anything that isn't spending copious amounts of time focused on my computer, but she still doesn't buy me cubes or anything, I have to work for them, and she isn't about to fly me out to a different state for a comp.
 
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