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Hopefully I've prepared my daughter well enough that she won't feel like she needs to keep anything from me. Since she was a baby I've always told her, "I may be mad, I may yell, I may be angry, but I still will love you." So whenever I'd get mad at her and totally blow up she'd cry, but moments later she'd come up to me and say, "I know you still love me mom" and that always made me feel better about reacting like a mean mom. I've always told her that lies hurt people, and the longer your keep it in the more it will hurt people, that you should just come out with it and accept the consequence. She's pretty good about telling me things right away then bracing herself for my 5 minute steamfest, then I always thank her for telling me and that that was the right thing to do because telling me right off leads to less punishment than lieing or hiding something.
I always was afraid to tell my mom stuff, for good reason that I won't go into. I remember when I found out I was...
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