SweetWitch
Green Goddess
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When I was seventeen and passionately in love.... I got a huge hickey on my neck. I managed to hide it from my dad for a week until I wrapped my hair up in a towel after a shower... I walked by him and he goes...
Don't they feed that boy anything?
I slapped my hand over it but it was too late. Blushing all over I stammered some excuse and ran for my room....
My dad saw one on my 19-year-old sister's neck and called her a "guttersnipe". It was the first time I ever raised my voice or talked back to the man. I laid into him while sis beat a hasty retreat. I informed our father that my sister and I were the only two virgins over the age of 14 left in the town and he had no right being such an ass.
In truth, I expected him to ground me for life. Such a breech of respect would normally have such consequences, but he apologized and walked away. I'm still a little shocked after all these many years.
My dad saw one on my 19-year-old sister's neck and called her a "guttersnipe". It was the first time I ever raised my voice or talked back to the man. I laid into him while sis beat a hasty retreat. I informed our father that my sister and I were the only two virgins over the age of 14 left in the town and he had no right being such an ass.
In truth, I expected him to ground me for life. Such a breech of respect would normally have such consequences, but he apologized and walked away. I'm still a little shocked after all these many years.
Wow I would have never, ever had the nerve to do that...lol and my Dad was a sweetie...
Hey Molly...hugs![]()
Way to go. Sometimes you've got to stand up to bullies, even if they're your dad.
I remember the first time my mom saw me with that tell tale bruise on my neck. I was 17, I think. We were at the vanity mirror together and I lifted up my hair while brushing it. She whipped her head around and exclaimed, "Is that a hickey?"
I just shrugged a shoulder and replied, "It's ok. I gave him one, too." She just sighed and shook her head.
Dad's okay. He had some old-fashioned notions of total obedience when we were kids. Occasionally, we liked to show him the error of his ways.![]()
Ah, ok.Ya, I ran into that occasionally. Fortunately, I'm the daughter of a hippie, so he took rebellion in stride fairly easily. In fact my rebellions were fairly tame, probably because they didn't push the normal emotional buttons so much.