So I told you guys that my dad is the more liberal and accepting one, well we were at the party store and he went to get his one beer and I had got some candy and put it on the desk, And the lady at the register looks a me then at my dad and ask him if I am his son and he said yes. I thought it was a cool moment I was also shocked.
that's awesome bro. those small moments make all the difference.
Quote from: KamTheMan on August 31, 2014, 03:57:05 PM
that's awesome bro. those small moments make all the difference.
They really do though on the real haha.
Quote from: Samantha007 on August 31, 2014, 04:56:07 PM
There is a first time for everything, and "last night" was the first time you passed. Many situations like this will continue to happen, I'm sure, especially if you are on T. Congrats!
Samantha x
Well I actually pass all the time but because my dad still likes to use my birth name sometimes people don't normally ask. And it happens quite frequently especially with my mom and since I got my hair cut. So I hav never had a problem with passing lol.
This post put a smile in my face, congrats!!! I hope you can have many more moments like this with your dad!
Quote from: mzaomz on August 31, 2014, 05:08:20 PM
This post put a smile in my face, congrats!!! I hope you can have many more moments like this with your dad!
Thanks and I hope so to! :)
This is awesome man! I'm still waiting to have these moments with my parents...the birth name kills me but I do understand they are learning.
That's awesome :) I recently had my dad do the same thing when he was talking to a taxi driver, he said "my son" , it was the first time the word 'son' came out of his mouth in reference to me, it was great. It's such an amazing feeling for sure, and I'm glad to hear your dad is very accepting!
That's awesome!!
Quote from: bambam on September 01, 2014, 07:07:18 AM
This is awesome man! I'm still waiting to have these moments with my parents...the birth name kills me but I do understand they are learning.
Well even though my dad is somewhat cool with it, my mom will never be for a fact.
I've heard of people where one parent (or another) does not seem to ever get it. But once in awhile, they see the option to not getting it is losing you for good. But that can take decades. Best not to hold you breath. Sounds like your dad realizes you are just his son and not dead. Also happy you seem to have come to terms with that.
--Jay