Ever wonder why you dont' keep your mouth shut?
 

You ever wake up one day and go "I shouldn't get out of bed" but you do anyway. Then something happens and you're not in the right state of mind and you should be keeping your mouth shut but you end up opening it? Well...that happened on Sunday...now I am no longer trusted or anything. I accidentally told my mom I was bi (I was a little unstable at the time...and definitely not in the right state of mind) and now...she thinks I need therapy, etc. How many of you have had this with your parents (not talking about telling them you're of a different orientation, etc.)?

Good you deserved it.

...I'm asking if you've had a similar event with your parents...not whether I deserved this or not...

NOPE. Must happen with you a lot, seem to have a couple of issues, one being bi and all....

Yeah, never really happened to me. I agree with !K_A! though. :)

:P

Well, I've had several other occasions when I should've kept my mouth shut. I once told her I hit someone (it was a fight i won :/ but the school never contacted her) and she flipped out...

My parents just dont trust me.....no event related

One time my dad was fucking pissing me off about some bullshit (I can't remember about) And I called him a Jew. Yeah, mistake. But nontheless I've never really said anything and had it taken the wrong way or whatever, but yeah I guess you did deserve it, lol.

Sucks :-\.

I dont remember it ever happenign to me. But i have really bad memory.

Might've done it when you were high though....

We call that a stoners memory.

Probably.

But i don't remember. So i don't care ^_^.

I hope kagom gets sent to some state home.

Or the zoo.

Well that sucks o_O

Well one time, I was really confuzzled and told my parents that my sister was a lesbian! They believed me! hahahahaahahahhahaaaha then they founded out that I was bi - CRAP!

I can see our planet is taking it's one way trainride to hell.

It didn't happen to me when my father found out I was bi-curious, but when my aunt found out that her daughter thought she was a lesbian and had a girlfriend, she immediately sent her to therapy. Since then the mother-daughter relationship between her and her mom has been rather...ehrm...forced.

You know, I was trying to mock Kagom, but it turned into a Slaynish + Kagom mix; and I really would like to forget about it. Mmkay?

Well, I've certainly said many things in my life that I wish I hadn't though perhaps nothing quite this major. However, if you are feeling unstable, then perhaps the councilling is not such a bad idea. There is nothing wrong with being bi, imho, but there is something wrong with feeling bad/unstable. If your parents are willing to shell out for this, I'd say go for it.

-frick