For both guys and girls, what do you think is the hardest thing to talk to your parents about?
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what ever it is they least want to hear, the sort of thing that would break their heart.
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could depend on the level of comfort u hv with each parent
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hmm, i dont do this.
i know my buddies, and some really nut heads, who look all nice infront of their parents, and do wrong things, but then curse them and mistreate them.
i read somewhere that it is a way to not take the blame for anything and be accountable to anyone.
hardest thing for them is that they cannot be themselves but they dont want to be themselves either or they befool themselves in to thinking that they are good sons, where as they are not.
tough luck for these guys, i've seen it happen so bad with a few.
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abt ur special frd whom u would lik to marrrrrrrrrrrrrry …
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there was hardly anything in life that i did not discuss with my parents . the best thing i like about my relationship with them , is that they are always there to listen to me :)
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Tell them about my man is the most hardest thing :(
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in front of parents ,i think the hardest thing to do is to talk about or try to interrupt in their personal dilemma , like any prevailing misunderstanding or conflict , also when u know who is wrong + due to respect u can't mention it -or- u can't favour / take side of any one openly.......................... it's not just hard but utterly nerve wrecking as well............... equally hard is to tell them about yr conflict with yr spouse or about yr divorce.
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depends on thier mood
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once i found that difficult too , but it depends on communication gap b/w you and them . if it is too much , then surely it is difficult
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When they cant see family members are using them.....
As daughter, you wonder why they put up with so much......
People close to parents heart....its a no no list (dont critizise em)
Rest is kinda without any problems.
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Religion. It's always been the charged subject. She (my mother) has her point of view I have my own.
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