moonii

I'm in 8th grade and have been playing for 5-7 years.
I mean, I love playing the piano, but I never have enough time or heart to practice. It isn't my main priority either. And yes, my family forced me to take them, but I don't dislike or like them, mainly because I'm so busy I don't have time to practice and dread going to some lessons because I'm afraid my teacher will be disappointed in me. Assuming that I've made up my mind to stop, it won't be easy telling my parents, I think. They're quite strict, and will probably be angry at me (another reason.) But this is a waste of everyone's time and money, so I should quit, because it's at everyone's best interests?

If I quit, I still want to play the piano, so do you think it's possible to teach myself? I know pretty much all the scales and technical components of the piano now...

Thanks for any answers. Anybody ever find themselves in this situation? If so, how did you resolve it?

Alex H

no way I know its tough with Homework and whatever else your doing, but if you stay at it, then you might have a future with piano. also if you stay at it if you ever want to play a different instrument it will be easy because you played piano in your childhood.

translator

I regret quitting piano, my daughter regrets quitting piano.....don't quit! One day you'll thank yourself!

translator

I regret quitting piano, my daughter regrets quitting piano.....don't quit! One day you'll thank yourself!