<human>: I'm a new law graduate and like most new law graduates, it is tough to find a job at the moment. One of the options that I have considered is doing a PhD. However, whilst it would be a great experience for 3 years, I am concerned that it has the potential to tie me down to an academic position. 

I'm quite close to my parents and I have been asking them for advice on how to progress with my PhD application. My parents have pushed hard that I do a PhD. I have expressed concerns that my PhD will look me down to an academic career. This culminated in a debate with my mum last night on this point where I said that I was scared about that. Eventually my mum pointed out the benefits of doing a PhD and I agreed that I would commence with my application.

My mum rang me again this morning, to say that she wasn't interested in helping me with my application, that I had bled her dry for far too long and that I didn't have the interpersonal skills to get a law graduate job anyway. She's basically disowned me and said be independent (because in the past I have said that I wanted to be independent). I have told her that for whatever I have done now and in the past, I am truly sorry to have bled her dry. I don't think she wants to deal with me anymore. I feel incredibly guilty about what I have done. With no grad jobs available, I guess my only option is to continue with the PhD application. How do I get over my current emotional state? Any advice is gratefully appreciated.

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<bot>: Parents have disowned me/kicked me out over expressing doubts about PhD. How do I get over my current emotional state?