- Feb 9, 2023
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Hi bhw fam,
So I wanted to start this thread out of curiosity to see if I can relate with some on you on this.
Lately I have been thinking about how little my parents really know me.... My whole life has basically been a lie to my parents...
I love them more than anything but they are very traditional and I have never been honest, for example:
Where are you going? lie.
What time did you get home? lie.
Who was with you? lie.
Do you have a gf? lie.
What do you need the money for? lie.
The biggest lie I have probably told them was this:
I asked my dad for 300 dollars to go to a chris brown concert, Chris brown was rejected from coming to Australia because of the thing with Rihanna. I instead used the 300 dollars to throw a party and paid for a dj and photographer. The party ended up being the news as it was an open party on a facebook group and over 250 people showed up. A gang called "apex" ended up trashing the house and also someone was stabbed. My parents never found out and to this day think I went to a Chris Brown concert that night.
The list goes on and on but I have realised that I lie too them so much and have been for most of my life.
Now that I am growing I have started to think about it wrong and trying to fix it as it has become more of a habit then anything now.
Do you lie to your parents so they can hear what they want or is it just me?
If you do, what is the biggest lie you have told?
I am 23 btw
So I wanted to start this thread out of curiosity to see if I can relate with some on you on this.
Lately I have been thinking about how little my parents really know me.... My whole life has basically been a lie to my parents...
I love them more than anything but they are very traditional and I have never been honest, for example:
Where are you going? lie.
What time did you get home? lie.
Who was with you? lie.
Do you have a gf? lie.
What do you need the money for? lie.
The biggest lie I have probably told them was this:
I asked my dad for 300 dollars to go to a chris brown concert, Chris brown was rejected from coming to Australia because of the thing with Rihanna. I instead used the 300 dollars to throw a party and paid for a dj and photographer. The party ended up being the news as it was an open party on a facebook group and over 250 people showed up. A gang called "apex" ended up trashing the house and also someone was stabbed. My parents never found out and to this day think I went to a Chris Brown concert that night.
The list goes on and on but I have realised that I lie too them so much and have been for most of my life.
Now that I am growing I have started to think about it wrong and trying to fix it as it has become more of a habit then anything now.
Do you lie to your parents so they can hear what they want or is it just me?
If you do, what is the biggest lie you have told?
I am 23 btw
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