Parents
"They fuck you up, your mum and dad" said Philip Larkin. Did he have a point? Perhaps yours are merely horrendously embarrassing? Or are you yourself that embarrassing or terrible parent? No tedious McCannery or nonce strikethroughs please, ffs.
( , Mon 6 Jun 2016, 15:43)
"They fuck you up, your mum and dad" said Philip Larkin. Did he have a point? Perhaps yours are merely horrendously embarrassing? Or are you yourself that embarrassing or terrible parent? No tedious McCannery or nonce strikethroughs please, ffs.
( , Mon 6 Jun 2016, 15:43)
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I'm sure my Dad thought I was gay, or was going to turn out gay. I didn't like football, motor racing, darts or cars in anyway. I was bookish and drew pictures of superheroes. It was the late 70's and he came from a different age. Every evening he would walk in the door from the factory where he worked as a machine smith making flutes, sit down at the table where myself and my sister were waiting as Mum dished up the dinner, he'd pull out a folded copy of the sun from his back pocket, open it to page 3, turn the black and white image of the semi naked stunna towards me and pronounce 'Cor, look at them son. Don't get many of them to the pound do ya!' or 'She won't sink in the swimming baths eh!' or 'Get a couple of warm spoons son, pop 'em back in eh!'.
To this day I do not know what reaction he expected.
I was 7.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 11:38, 16 replies)
I'm sure my Dad thought I was gay, or was going to turn out gay. I didn't like football, motor racing, darts or cars in anyway. I was bookish and drew pictures of superheroes. It was the late 70's and he came from a different age. Every evening he would walk in the door from the factory where he worked as a machine smith making flutes, sit down at the table where myself and my sister were waiting as Mum dished up the dinner, he'd pull out a folded copy of the sun from his back pocket, open it to page 3, turn the black and white image of the semi naked stunna towards me and pronounce 'Cor, look at them son. Don't get many of them to the pound do ya!' or 'She won't sink in the swimming baths eh!' or 'Get a couple of warm spoons son, pop 'em back in eh!'.
To this day I do not know what reaction he expected.
I was 7.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 11:38, 16 replies)
I can distinctly remember my mum offering to buy me a porno mag as she drove me down to the train station to head back to university, one year.
Brr.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 12:37, closed)
Brr.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 12:37, closed)
"You know I always avoided the question whenever you asked me what my job was? I think you're old enough to understand, now"
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 19:40, closed)
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 19:40, closed)
My mum
thought I was gay for a while. She used to keep pointing out good looking boys to me. When I brought a girl back home to meet her, I think she was sort of disappointed.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 12:43, closed)
thought I was gay for a while. She used to keep pointing out good looking boys to me. When I brought a girl back home to meet her, I think she was sort of disappointed.
( , Fri 17 Jun 2016, 12:43, closed)
Congratulations on not getting the joke, you fucking gay spastic
( , Sun 19 Jun 2016, 18:19, closed)
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