Good day. I am Enoch, the respondent.
From the description provided by the questioner, it appears that the questioner's parents exhibit a tendency to be overly controlling. Additionally, the parents in question seem to lack the requisite mindset to facilitate positive familial dynamics. Their own lives appear to be characterized by a lack of stability and organization, which may contribute to their tendency to exert excessive control over their children. Furthermore, they seem to be experiencing a degree of confusion regarding their own aspirations for their children's future.
The questioner experiences a profound sense of distress in this environment. I am uncertain as to the most appropriate course of action.
It would be beneficial to offer the original poster a gesture of physical affection.
The issue that the original poster is grappling with is the prospect of spending the entirety of the holiday period in the company of their parents. This may potentially lead to a situation where the original poster is subjected to the emotional outbursts of their parents upon waking up in the morning. The original poster's parents exhibit a lack of emotional regulation, which extends to their inability to effectively manage their own lives and parenting skills.
In light of these circumstances, it is evident that the subject's life within this familial context is inherently challenging.
It is recommended that the questioner accompany his parents to a professional family counseling session. This will enable the parents to adjust their mentality, manage their emotions and lives on a daily basis, and establish the correct parenting concepts under the guidance of a counselor.
Given that the questioner is still in primary school, it may prove challenging for them to make such a request of their parents. Should they encounter difficulties in the process, it would be advisable for them to reflect on their situation and seek assistance from their homeroom teacher. The teacher's guidance and support could prove invaluable in this instance. It would also be beneficial for the teacher to communicate with the parents in a patient and understanding manner. With the teacher's guidance and support, it is likely that the parents will be willing to cooperate and make certain changes.
Additionally, the questioner may wish to discuss with their parents the possibility of enrolling in a tutorial class during the holiday period. This could help to maintain an appropriate distance from their parents, allow them to concentrate on their studies, and, once their studies and homework are complete, enable them to assist with some housework upon their return home. It is possible that this could lead to a change in family relationships.
In conclusion, it is my hope that the questioner will develop a sense of confidence and optimism about their future. As they grow older, they will undoubtedly experience positive changes.


Comments
I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, but it's important to talk to someone who can help. Maybe a teacher or a counselor at school could offer some support.
Life is tough sometimes, especially when we feel misunderstood. It's crucial to find someone you trust and share your feelings with them; they might be able to help change the situation.
Feeling like you're not being treated right at home is really hard. Have you considered talking to another family member or an adult you trust about how you feel?
It sounds like you're under a lot of pressure. Remember, there are people out there who care about you and want to help. Try reaching out to a friend or a school staff member for support.
I understand you're in a difficult situation. Sometimes things can seem hopeless, but there are helplines and professionals who can provide assistance and guidance through these tough times.