'It's lucky we didn't get murdered or kidnapped. I'm in my 30s now and have still never told my mom. To this day, she still thinks that I spent every weekend at that friend's place.'
what secrets they're still keeping from their parents years and years later. Here's what they shared!"When I was around 16 years old, I arrived home in a cab, drunk, carrying my vomit-covered clothes in a bag. My parents were awesome about it and told me how I would feel the next day would be punishment enough. I then proceeded to pass out on the living room couch. I woke up the next morning, and I realize I'd lost my wallet.
After about 20 minutes, I'd hide it behind merchandise somewhere, until I could come back in a couple of days to repeat the process and build up my courage to walk through the security scanners at the door. I made off with it the day before Mother's Day, hastily wrapped it, and the next day, presented it to my mom. She opened it, and while normally she wasn't a very showy or affectionate person, she absolutely BEAMED and raved about this wonderful thoughtful gift.
My mom then put the bear on proud display in the middle of the China cabinet. I had to walk by it every morning and night, hearing it hiss at me through the glass that I was a thief, a degenerate, unworthy of my mother's affection and seated upon a throne of lies. After three years, I couldn't take it anymore. I wedged open the glass and took the bear out, went into my backyard, and threw it hard as I could. It hit the neighbor's garage and smashed it into pieces.
My mom eventually moved the cabinet and got rid of the china a few years later, and never even noticed the bear was missing.""I wasn’t quite young at the time, but I was still under my parents' influence, living with them. I was perhaps 19 or 20 years old. My parents were really strict and liked to control my life, setting my curfew at 9:30 p.m. on weekends. I told them there was an educational trip with my university for four days.
She's 20 now, and she's more than okay!! In our defense, they shouldn't have left four children — the older being seven, in charge of a one-, two-, and three-year-old.""I went to my very first Pride march with my first girlfriend without my mother realizing it. We returned covered in smeared rainbow-colored body paint and glitter in our hair. I told my mom we had been at a birthday party that was rainbow themed. She was none the wiser.
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