Anyone else here have a fear of telling their parents serious information? Every time I ever have something to tell my mother (failing a course, shattered a glass globe,bisexual for the past 11 months), I feel like I'm going to pass out, I freeze in place, or I simply cannot muster the courage to tell her. I just wait until she finds out and explain myself afterwards. I hate this about myself because I don't want her to think I'm intentionally hiding things from her, I just always try to find the route of least conflict, and not telling anything is that route.I also strongly believe I have autism.
>>35791519
Please I can't be alone here
>>35791519
everytime i tell my dad anything he looks at me like im lying, so i just avoid telling him anything now
>>35791519
It's not just you, friend. I'm terrified of telling my dad that I just quit my job. I'm probably legit just gonna pretend to still have it for a few weeks till he eventually figures it out on his own.
Weird thing is, he's a great dad. Always supportive etc.
>tfw you continually fail and let down your amazing parents despite the wonderful childhood they gave you
>>35791519
We all lie anon and hate to be exposed as a liar therefore what you have to do is either be completely honest (which is insane) or be smart and choose to not lie and juste hide the uncomfortable truth.
>>35792102
That's my exact situation, my mother is the kindest person I've ever known. She probably won't even get mad, and she did everything right as I was growing up. Yet I still can't tell her anything