Letters to parents that they won't receive!

Yared

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Yes, I am stealing it from this thing.

Anything you've ever wanted to tell your parents but could never bring yourself to tell? Or are you really happy about them and want to share it with the world? Post it here.

Also, let's keep the letter format:

Dear Mother/Father/Parents,

[Insert stuff here]

Love,
Your Son/Daughter
 
Dear Mom and Dad,

Thanks for still loving me even after I told you that I think religion is bull-faeces. You're the best :love:

Love, your son :D
 
Dear Mom and Dad,

Thanks for still loving me even after I told you that I think religion is bull-faeces. You're the best :love:

Love, your son :D

I think the Americans love to use the word "ditto", so I will too.
 
Dear Mum and Dad,

I always hated the fact that you two do not love each other anymore due to conflicting parts of your relationship and that you stay married only for convenience sake. I always hated that both of you are too stubborn to ever try and make things better. Mum, I hate that you never refuse to admit you are wrong and that refuse to ever compromise with Dad. Dad, I hate that you always need to have the last word over things. I also hate the fact that you treat money with so much nickpicking. I hate the fact that your idea of love is just providing food, clothing and shelter. I always wished that you were like other dads, that you played with me more and talked with me more and took me to go fishing or something. I hate the fact that, while I respect you as my father and am forever indebted to you as a son, I don't love you anymore.
Mum, I hate your friends for always encouraging you get a divorce.
Dad, I hate your lack of expressively love.

From, your son
 
Dear Mom,

I'm sorry that you're ashamed to take money from me. It isn't your fault, you can blame Canada for that. I have two jobs, just to keep the family together and to make sure we have food and a home to live in. I can do that, trust me. As long as I have hope I can do this.

Love,
Son

Dear Dad,

I'm sorry that you can't work anymore. To be honest, you can blame your second job in Canada for that. They're the ones that cut you off and made you find new work in a campus filled with mentally unstable teens. It's not your fault that 12 year kicked you in the back with steel-toed boots and crippled your discs. It's also not your fault that WSIB kicked off after your SECOND injury and pretty much told you to go have fun living on the street. I'll do my best to get you work, especially in my online business, just so you don't feel useless.

Love,
Son
 
Those things that I have to say to my parents have been said and they are between myself and them.
 
Dear dad:

I have said this before, but I will say it again.

Every day, I become a little bit more like you. Every day, my use of your annoying and bizarre habits becomes more pronounced. When the then future Mrs. of Arcadia met you, she said it explained so much. Every day I cringe at the thought of being so much like you. I don't even finish my sentences any more! it is horrible!

If I become half the man you are, I will be thankful.

Dear mom:

Well, you know that I am not a big fan of some of the choices you have made . . . but at least you are doing what you do (that I don't like) in a good way. At least it means something to you.

Dear both of you:

Growing up, I was surrounded by people like me, and by families like mine. It was a long time before I saw even a glimpse of what life is like for a lot of people. Well, thank you so much. You have both been truly amazing people, and I still don't realize how lucky I am because of you.

Love, your son.
 
Dear Mum & Dad,

Sorry I missed your phone call, but thank you for your email. I am doing fine, thanks. My job is going fine, thanks. The temperature in the flat is fine, thanks. My flatmates are both fine, thanks. I am glad you are having a good time. Have you tried turning it off and on again? I don't know when I can visit next, as I am busy, but I will let you know.

Love,
Mise
 
Dear dad,

I would go on about my fears that I'm disappointing you, but you're dead. Sorry you're dead.

love,

mudge
 
Dear dad,

I would go on about my fears that I'm disappointing you, but you're dead. Sorry you're dead.

love,

mudge

:( I think that part needs rephrasing it makes it seem that you were involved in your father dying... :cry:
 
This reminds me. I have to set up a meeting with my Father.
 
:( I think that part needs rephrasing it makes it seem that you were involved in your father dying... :cry:

Sorry doesn't always imply fault! "I regret that you are dead" just sounds fake to me.
 
My parents are awesome and they know how I feel about them.

I've worked in a pub for a while now, and if theres one thing that I've learned is that my peers sob stories about how much their parents suck are generally way exaggerated. Some people have had a horrific upbringing, and to give out about ones parents for little things that people in my situation so frequently do, is a disservice to people who were really abused.
 
Dear dad,
If you could read this I would you're proud. Although I don't believe in an after life I hope some how am I wrong. And that you are watching not just me but mom, and my brothers. I just hope I'm making you proud... I miss you.


Dear mom,
I think you have probably had the hardest life I have ever heard of. Kidnapped at age two, and thus did not return home until age 12 having been beaten and treated poorly as a child by those lunatics who took you. Then finally becoming something of yourself, a millionaire! Only to lose it all after dad broke his back, David was born but very ill and you were forced to retire early from UPS and then the IRS took away almost all of the money you and dad had earned. Then dad dying, and then 6 months later the house burning down. This is why no matter how bad I think you screw up... I let it go, because I know if you got through all of that, I can get through anything else. Love you.
 
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