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“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My divorced parents are both cheating on their current spouses.

With each other.

[deleted] , freestocks.org Report

Final score:

315points

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Kitty the cat 2 years ago

Wow

101points

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) When my grandfather passed away he left approx 140k$ american in a trust for me. It wasn't to be touched until after my parents passed away so that it could gain as much money as possible from the investments he had arranged. (My grandfather was an oil tycoon in PA and no one in the family knew it until after he passed away.) I got a call from the bank one day asking how I'd like to handle closing the accounts. I had no idea why, but apparently my parents had been taking medical bills from themselves and altering them to have my name on them. Then submitting them to the bank to be "reimbursed" for paying my medical bills. They had bled the trust completely dry in less than 5 years. They used the money to remodel their home. I don't think I have any recourse. But whatever. Im 35 and I have my own retirement. It just makes me mad that they would steal from me like that.

NHValentine , 401(K) 2012 Report

Final score:

275points

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Nikki Sevven 2 years ago

Legally, you have every right to sue your parents for failing to fulfill their duties as trustees.

333points

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My dad used to talk about growing up really poor, having to get food from food banks, etc. It’s one of the reasons that now that he owns his own business, he donates to food banks and all sorts of charities all the time. Paying it back.

Well, it turns out that my fathers father owned a massive construction company, and made millions of dollars (in the 50s and 60s). My uncle was selling massive amounts of cocaine, and got busted. My grandfather bankrupted himself paying off judges and lawyers and all that to keep my uncle out of jail for most of his life. That’s why my dad grew up with nothing.

He has no idea that I know.

ahhhhhsplat , Mack Male Report

Final score:

229points

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Rijkærd 2 years ago

I honestly wouldn't bail out my own brother if he did s**t like that when I have a successful company he would work at...

91points

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) That my grandma has a picture of my mom. My parents separated when I was like two. My dad told my grandma to get rid of everything about her and we never spoke about her growing up. My grandma showed me the only picture she kept that my dad doesn't know about. It's the only picture of her I've ever seen

algonzale3 , Andrew Hitchcock Report

Final score:

219points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

Even though we don't know the backstory i believe that kids have every right to know about both parents when they ask

174points

AnnaBortion26 , Marco Verch Professional Report

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) Found a naked polaroid of my dad in a box full of tiny lingerie that apparently used to fit my mum.. Kudos to mum, but ugh.

And that's the same day I learnt not to look through other people's s**t..

Final score:

202points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

The weird moment when you realise that your parents have a sexual life (maybe better than yours)🙄

88points

1cecream4breakfast , Phillip Pessar Report

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) When my sister and I were kids my dad would sell his valuable football cards and other stuff at pawn shops so he could afford presents for us for Christmas, Easter, etc. (totally not necessary, Dad, but I love you).

Final score:

199points

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Pink kitty 2 years ago

Awww so sweet

35points

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) When I was a child, we used to be semi-close to my dad's family. My grandparents came up (2+ hour drive) to talk to my parents about an "adult issue" and 10 year old me was told to stay in my room with the door shut. After that, we never spoke to them again, except for one letter that I got from them expressing sympathy when my other grandmother (who I was very close to) passed away. I had no idea what happened.

Years later, I found a cousin on Facebook and we happened to go to the same college, so we met for coffee. I found out that the reason we no longer spoke was because my mom opened a whole bunch of credit cards and racked up a bunch of debt in my grandma's name that she never had any intention of paying back. My cousin and I kept it between us and she has no idea I know.

MrsNacho8000 , Sean MacEntee Report

Final score:

178points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

I have a question how is this possible? To have credit cards on someone else's name without consent?

52points

realbasilisk , Grant Avenue Baptist Church Report

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My partner doesn't know he's adopted. His family doesn't know that I know either

Final score:

163points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

It's not fair to not inform your child about the adoption!! And i don't even get why not say it! It's a really great action to adopt and it's not like you are going to lose your kid! The ones who raised the child are always the parents!!

105points

#10

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My Mom was kidnapped. I don’t know any details, and it’s never come up. When I found out my Mom’s behavior my entire life completely made sense.

RelevanttUsername , Riley Report

Final score:

157points

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Rijkærd 2 years ago

What? Don't leave me hanging like that...theres a movie script hidden here somewhere

33points

#11

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My mom had to do some soul searching for AA. She wrote a list called "life resentments" and Having Kids was the first bullet point. Found it while I was looking for my social security card to apply for my first job at 16... She kept it in a safe

happypurplepig , Alan Levine Report

Final score:

147points

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snipergun 2 years ago

This can sound cruel to you, but it may not be meant the way you look at it. You would be surprised how many parents feel this way, majority parents do feel that at some point. It can have many reasons but your mom was struggling and in that situation any parents would put having children as first point, or they'll keep lying, but you can't recieve help if you lie. It could be, that she kept it as reminder to be able to prevent those feelings...(thats usual from recoveries)

115points

#12

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) When I was a kid my mom had "mole removal" surgery on her face, and came back and head to recover for weeks. Granted, she did have a mole removed on her face.... But miraculously her A's turned into D's. Crazy how that was a side effect of face surgery.

Outworldentity , Flare Report

Final score:

140points

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Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

Didn't understand a word of that.

103points

#13

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My mom does not know that I know she has been struggling with depression for years. My dad told me. It amazes me how much she has put up with over the years. Hard s**t even for someone without depression. Funny thing is for the longest time I considered my mom a very chill, happy-go-lucky person who wasn't easily frazzled. This came as a complete shock. I guess she is trying to protect me ? I'm in my mid twenties. It's f**ked up.

[deleted] , Artem Beliaikin Report

Final score:

136points

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Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

Most of us, especially those of us 70s kids, hide our depression.

75points

Nikki Sevven 2 years ago

Yep. Been dealing with it for more than 40 years now, and I smile and laugh more than anyone I know. It helps.

16points

Joanie 2 years ago

Yes, because many others from that era tend to still believe that mental health issues are something to be hidden and not talked about.

11points

Carrie B 2 years ago

Yep. Our boomer parents told us we were weak and to suck it up and we learned how to function without meds. It was very difficult and I made sure my daughter received any mental help she needed.

3points

Signe Manat Hansen 2 years ago

Well stop it. You're making your children feel weak because they think adults have to be happy all the time

1point

Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

yup

1point

EEF🤓 2 years ago

Everyone.

1point

Summer Mason 2 years ago

*stares at my dad* he is finally opening up to me. 36 years later.

0points

RandomBeing 2 years ago

Why exactly?

0points

Vicky Z 2 years ago

Most people have the impression that depressed people are sad all the time! It's not true! We laugh and have fun as well but what happens behind closed doors nobody knows! I've been dealing with that for many years and the last two are extremely difficult but i don't think anyone knows and most of my friends would be shocked to find out!

15points

Miss Cris 2 years ago

Also, it isn't being sad but much more a kind of "low battery". That's very frustating and what creates anger, guiltyness and sadness.

9points

Claudette Grossmeyer 2 years ago

Functional depression, a life long struggle for many.

10points

Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

I have Season Affective Disorder (known blithely at the “Wintertime Blues), and my depressions were simply too profound to hide, despite my doing most of my crying when no one was around or deep in the night when parents and siblings were asleep.

4points

Huddo's sister 2 years ago

I'm sorry you have to go through that. I remember learning about SAD in psychology at school and the teacher said "It doesn't happen in Australia". 10 years later and studies are showing it does, especially in Melbourne. I don't have it, but I do have anxiety that often leads to me crying at night because I'm anxious about the next day and hoping my family can't hear.

4points

CJ M 2 years ago

My grandma is the same way. I figured it out and my dad confirmed. She has no idea I know. She’s the matriarch of a traditional Japanese family, so she always acts pretty tough but there’s a distinctive sadness to her.

3points

R Carson 2 years ago

A lot of people have to fake it to get by.

2points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

I recently had to come clean about this very thing to my mom. My mom is suffering from depression, that isn't a secret, she tells me often how miserable she is. But after an incident with my dad on Christmas where she was furious with him I finally had to tell her to open her eyes. My dad is suffering from extreme depression and I'm more worried about him. My dad has displayed every single sign since I moved back to my hometown two years ago and who knows how long it's been happening. She was mad at him for getting drunk at Christmas but I saw a man animated for the first time that year all because he had someone to talk to. It only happened last week but at least she's stopped complaining about my dad not doing anything, hopefully she sees him in a new way right now.

1point

CouchPanda 2 years ago

I hope your family is going better now.

0points

Sportsgal 2 years ago

Not criticizing the mom...people need to do what they feel is right, but depression needs to be talked about more in general. As a former mental health professional, know that it is nothing to be ashamed of...if you are struggling, seek help! ❤

1point

Bobby 2 years ago

Common stuff almost all parents do here at South Asia.

1point

Abigail Hill 2 years ago

I recently found out people on both sides of my family have depression. My brother and I (both still in high school) have taken the official test and score very highly unfortunately. Neither of us have brought this up to our parents. I want to. I just don't know how to look my mom in the eye and tell her all the horrible things I'm thinking.

0points

Pamela Blue 2 years ago

You wouldn't know someone was depressed simply by looking at them. They could be the funniest, most loving, laughing person you ever met, yet be screaming in pain inside. Always try to be kind to everyone. You have no idea what they may be really going through.

0points

Winter Eleven 2 years ago

We learn to mask to hide our mental illnesses... in my case from early childhood and only now starting to realize how as a child i learned to act "normal" depression and social anxiety were still viewed as being lazy & shy

0points

Tamra Stiffler 2 years ago

I've fought depression for most of my adult life, with some periods of remission. But protecting my son from the worst of it is of great importance to me, and something I work very hard at sometimes. So yes, the mom in this story is definitely protecting her child.

0points

bonnyatlast 2 years ago

I worked with a Librarian who always had a smile on her face due to her "happy pills" she took for depression over family troubles she had.

0points

#14

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) That my mom talks s**t about me to my siblings. It wasn't even my siblings that told me either. I overheard her talking to my brother on the phone one night. F**king b***h.

Reddbud , Susanne Nilsson Report

Final score:

136points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

That's beyond horrible! A good advice would be to stay the hell away from everyone

13points

#15

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) When I was 11, I accompanied my mom to a doctor's appointment. The doctor ran through my mom's medical history, and I heard her say, "and you got an abortion last January?" I was old enough to understand what the term meant (I don't think they thought I was), and honestly it shook me up for a while because I never saw it coming.

kim_kai , Herry Lawford Report

Final score:

113points

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snipergun 2 years ago

Could be due to medical reasons. Just a possibility.

63points

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#16

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My father has a child from an affair fairly early in my parent's relationship. He's a fairly close family friend and I have no idea how no one else has noticed. He's the spitting image of my dad.

Mum and Dad have said bits along the years about the affair. Hey I could be wrong but the timeline fits!

VeNzorrR , Navaneeth Kishor Report

Final score:

108points

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alex cosgrove 2 years ago

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17points

MichieD , 1970 Lincoln Continental Report

#17

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My family has mafia associations.

Final score:

102points

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Rijkærd 2 years ago (edited)

Would you happen to know some guy by the name Parmigiano Mozza ?? Sold me expired cheese and when I went back the shop had been rebranded as a laundromat....

36points

#18

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My mom didn't know she was pregnant until I was born

Moxxie5 , Britt-knee Report

Final score:

93points

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Rijkærd 2 years ago (edited)

I have encountered something parallel close to this with a colleague....I realised she had been pregnant when her SO called to say she'd had a baby and I should visit...I just thought she was on vacation

21points

#19

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My parents wanted to separate after I was born due to my dads anxiety and violent temper. I only found out when I read one of my moms old diary and realized my dad wasn’t around when I was 2-3 years.

ohdahila , knuton Report

Final score:

93points

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Vicky Z 2 years ago

Reading someone else's diary is not okay

63points

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#20

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) I want to preface this by saying I was adopted. My dad was 18 and wanted one last romp with my mom (17) before shipping off to the military. This is where I come from. She decided to adopt me out so we could both have ect. He never stopped loving me or thinking about me. I haven't told my adoptive mom I know they hid these, and I may never.

Yes, I know my bio dad. We have met and talked several times. We care about each other, but we don't get along. Mainly because he's a gun toating, God fearing Republican who voted Trump and I'm a liberal feminist (not radfem, but still) who volunteers at PP. Need I say more?

No, I'm not mad at my adoptive parents. I love them very much, and I think my adoptive dad knew somehow that I would be the one to find those. I know my A mom and A dad are good people (A mom is a bit of a narcissist, but that's another story) and that they were thinking of my well being at the time. I don't think it's worth bringing up and starting a fight over because it was a long time ago and - as someone who had never had children - I have no idea what the whole situation was. I'm 31 now. What's done is done.

RockPrincess01 , Robynlou Kavanagh Report

Final score:

89points

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RandomBeing 2 years ago

Is there an image thats supposed to go along with this? I feel like I'm missing something.

25points

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#21

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) I found my dad's journal one of the entires is how he wished he never had a girl

Spacealienqueen , Bev Sykes Report

Final score:

85points

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Rijkærd 2 years ago

...sorry for your dad regretting your existence but seriously what is it with people nosing about personal stuff?? I hate journals but if I found a random one I wouldn't want to open it leave alone reading.

55points

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#22

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) My dad cheated on his wife with my mom and then I was born. They were going to try to stay married but it got too hard.

Final score:

67points

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Mica Silvia 2 years ago

Confusing .. What got too hard and who was going to "try and stay married" ? Your Dad and his wife??

20points

#23

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) Not my parents but my in laws.

Their oldest kid does not belong to my father in law. I know be cause we are all blood donors. He is O neg and she us AB pos

misa1233 , Virginia State Parks Report

Final score:

59points

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J Baker 2 years ago

But their parents could be AO and BO (A and B are dominant), and the kids could be AO, BO, AB, and OO

21points

#24

“What Horrid Secrets Do Your Parents Have, And Are Oblivious To You Being Aware Of?” (24 Answers) That my mom had breast reduction surgery

Frankm95 , Rick Kimpel Report

Final score:

48points

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Mewton’s Third Paw 2 years ago

Silly thing to keep secret

54points

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Jo Choto 2 years ago

When I was small and my parents would go into the kitchen to scream and fight about separating, my brother and I would always huddle by the door. I don't know why, but we did. We both got to hear how they both wanted to take my brother, and how neither of them wanted to take me. You can probably guess how the two of us were treated differently growing up.

30points

Caro Caro 2 years ago

Jo, I'll take you! Hugs.

26points

Summer Mason 2 years ago

Jo, your now adopted. Welcome to your new family.

2points

A.Ham 2 years ago

Awww Jo, I will adopt you as well

0points

Tash 2 years ago

My married great-uncle was in the army and came home from overseas with an "orphaned" child that he'd "adopted" (this was back in the 70's / 80's). That child grew up to look an awful lot like my uncle. I always wonder what happened to his mother.

21points

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

Trying to thinking positive, if you're right about your uncle being the father, she might have asked him to take responsibility for the kid and bring them to a safer country where they could grow up away from war.

0points

Space whale 2 years ago

Well. I don't know about you but I'm fine with my ignorant bliss

15points

Jaguarundi 2 years ago

My father was paid a generous sum of money to marry my mother. She wasn't pregnant or anything, she REALLY wanted to marry my father and that was the only way he would marry her. Yes, in the US. No cultural or religious reason, just a financial transaction. I found the contract among his personal papers after my father's death. He did marry the "love of his life" after my mother's death, they had been high-school sweethearts, but were too poor to marry back then.

12points

GoddessOdd 2 years ago

This wasn't my family secret, it was our neighbors, and everyone knew once the secret was blown. My neighbors were the biggest racists EVER, and this was in the south in the 1960, so there were a lot of racists around. Anyway, this family would rant and rave about how much they hated any other race. Then, the mom had yet another baby, and it was obviously a biracial baby. The entire family was "aryan nation blonde" except for the youngest. They eventually divorced and the mom and the youngest moved away, the rest of the crew stayed with dad.

6points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

Always the ones that complain the loudest are the biggest hypocrites.

3points

SpookyPanda 2 years ago

When I was around 16-17, I was looking for something in a desk in the dining room. I found a letter my mom wrote to my aunt. Being the nosy one, yes I read it (being deaf I was always left out so never knew what was going on). I found out she was having an affair and she was unhappy in her current marriage. Once I got to that line, I was like, "Nope, I'm done here." I returned it. I never told her I knew. She and her then-husband did separate a year or two later.

5points

KT 2 years ago

My dad was friends with a pedophile, this creepy gave my dad $70,000 to keep safe while he went into hiding. Creep turned up dead not long after and my parents spent the money. My dad has no clue I know and I am so disgusted by it all

5points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

Are you disgusted that he was friends with a pedo or that he spent the pedo's money? Part (a) i understand, but part (b) I don't get... if it's proceeds of crime or whatever, rather it goes to good than he keeps it and lets the pedo benefit from it when he goes out of jail...

4points

Brian Bennett 2 years ago

Some one phoned us from the town my cousin lives and informed us that my cousin is the mother of her "sister" We checked it out she did go away to take a course. My aunt her mother was a very big lady she told everyone she was pregnant- went away came back with baby the a week later my cousin came home!

4points

Rider 2 years ago

My mom has no idea I know she was molested growing up and had an abortion at 14 (I don't know if the the pregnancy was a result of consensual or not). I'm grateful she had an age appropriate conversation with me at a very young age about molestation, it saved me more than once.

3points

Summer Mason 2 years ago

I have this conversation with my children. They know what's wrong and right. My teenage boys even know not to ever coherse a lady into sex.

1point

Amanda Reicha 2 years ago

My paternal grandmother wouldn't let the doctor properly complete circumcise my father in fear of him dying. He went through pain and infections until he had to have it finished in his 60's. My mom let the surgery information slip.

2points

Treessimontrees 2 years ago

Tangential but my immediate neighbour growing up, and best friend, his Dad was married to two women at the same time. He sold office stationary and was away a lot. My parents could never figure out why the Jones' were always struggling for money. The jig was up when Friends Reunited emerged and the other wife was a former school flame living about 20 minutes away.

1point

Chich 2 years ago

That they both had a kid before meeting. One was stillborn and as to the other I apparently have a half sister a year or two older somewhere. Could have been an interesting situation - bring home a new girlfriend and "Uh, son, we have to tell you something" :P

1point

Bob Belcher 2 years ago

My Step father has a picture of my mother on top of her new car. Her new car was in an accident several months after she got it while my parents were still married.

1point

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

#23 is BS. Or at least, it's completely wrong in thinking different blood types means the child is not his (which was worded weirdly anyway. They say he's (I'm assuming the FIL) is O-, and she (assuming the child) is AB+, but they never mention the mother, so I have to assume this idiot thinks only the father's blood type matters). Blood type is dictated by your genes, NOT by your parents. Due to how genetics work, if your parents have two different blood types you have a very good chance of getting one or the other, but if you have a recessive gene then you could end up with neither parent's blood type and instead have a third one. In fact, I'm 60% sure O- as a blood type is recessive, so the kid is likely to have the same blood type as the parents of his father or something like that. Either way, blood type cannot be used as proof of infidelity.

0points

Unaffected 2 years ago

Years ago, an ex work colleague invited me to a party at her place.She got drunk and told me how she cheated on her husband and her youngest child is not his. Funny thing is the (now ex) husband and the child absolutely love each other, they're very close and she's his favourite. My colleague's been avoiding me for years. Fear, embarrassment, who knows, but I never told anyone!

0points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

I love my grandfather and will damage anyone who says negative things about him. He was the kindest, sweetest man I ever knew, a true definition of a gentleman. I knew he fought in the second world War and that he and my grandmother immigrated from Germany in the early 50s. I didn't know what army he fought for till I saw the only photograph of this time. My mom and her sisters think they threw it out but I know exactly which army this uniform belonged to.

0points

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

No assumptions, as general info I'd like to point out that most Germans back in WW2 weren't anti-Semitic, racist or Nazi themselves. Most of them were just soldiers, following normal orders and had no connection to the holocaust beyond loading people on trains and being told not to worry about what would become of those people. I find it sadly ironic that after the fall of the Third Reich is when it was established that the "I was just following orders" defence wouldn't be considered a defence to infractions to human rights, seeing as for most soldiers back then the options were "follow orders or get shot down".

0points

Holly Hobby 2 years ago

Reading some of these questions and comments I've finally lost all hope in humanity. Esp when it comes to simple science.

0points

Demongrrrrl 2 years ago

My dad had an affair with, and left us for, one of his patients. Her family was very Roman Catholic (she was an ex-nun!) and they told everyone that he'd never been married. My sister and I eventually met his wife's family, so I don't know how they revealed our existence.

0points

Kristen Bellefeuille 2 years ago

No father wants a girl I don't think that's really a secret

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Jo Choto 2 years ago

30points

Caro Caro 2 years ago

Jo, I'll take you! Hugs.

26points

Summer Mason 2 years ago

Jo, your now adopted. Welcome to your new family.

2points

A.Ham 2 years ago

Awww Jo, I will adopt you as well

0points

Tash 2 years ago

21points

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

0points

Space whale 2 years ago

Well. I don't know about you but I'm fine with my ignorant bliss

15points

Jaguarundi 2 years ago

12points

GoddessOdd 2 years ago

6points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

Always the ones that complain the loudest are the biggest hypocrites.

3points

SpookyPanda 2 years ago

5points

KT 2 years ago

5points

ZAPanda 2 years ago

4points

Brian Bennett 2 years ago

4points

Rider 2 years ago

3points

Summer Mason 2 years ago

I have this conversation with my children. They know what's wrong and right. My teenage boys even know not to ever coherse a lady into sex.

1point

Amanda Reicha 2 years ago

2points

Treessimontrees 2 years ago

1point

Chich 2 years ago

1point

Bob Belcher 2 years ago

My Step father has a picture of my mother on top of her new car. Her new car was in an accident several months after she got it while my parents were still married.

1point

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

0points

Unaffected 2 years ago

0points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

0points

Unslaadahsil 1 year ago

0points