Well, I expected more of a surprised response...

[capnjuicebox]

Coming out to my dad was nowhere near as bad, awkward, or uncomfortable as I thought it would be. There's not much of a story to tell. Basically, I went out and told him I had to tell him something while he dug through the refrigerator. He asked what, and I stuttered with my words, trying to find a way to say it, but then it kind of just escaped; "

Comments

[orangefriday]

LOL! I KNEW IT! I knew your Dad probably knew. All great parents know everything about their kid without even uttering a word! :)

Yay! *claps* Do you feel free?

[capnjuicebox]

Ha ha, I should've expected it. I guess it would become obvious to anyone at some point. Yes, yes they do; that can be bad sometimes, though. Like, how they always know when you did something bad from the look on your face CX

I feel very free! (=

[orangefriday]

I know! Not even the look on your face, but even your voice!

I called my mom once at a sleepover to ask her if I needed to go to the dentist (I just had something done to my teeth and something fell out... long story XD) and I had just started drinking a little. She immediately said, "You're drinking, aren't you?" LOOL! It creeped me out big time.

So yeah, I'm glad there are parents out there so in tune with their kids. I think it helps me ground myself and not get swept away by peer pressure. I pretty much do everything and wonder, "What would be parents say about this?"

[capnjuicebox]

Thanks!(=
It is pretty hard, well, it was for me. Now that it's over though, I realize it's not all too hard, if you have understanding friends and family, anyways. C:

[capnjuicebox]

:D Thank you; Lol, it's a fine response to me! (Rubbish is a funny word...hee hee...)

[michaelangelo24]

Yay, I'm glad that it went so well! :D I guess psychic dads make it easier. ;)

[capnjuicebox]

((=
Very true! Maybe he should tell fortunes for a living...eh, I think he should stick to driving around in a squad car. That's cooler. C: