Blackrook
Diamond Member
- Jun 20, 2014
- 21,339
- 11,045
- 1,255
So you admit to being a liar, you admit your daughter knows you're a liar (which makes you guilty of scandal), and somehow you want us to congratulate you?My daughters who are in 8th grade and 11th grade attend a very conservative Christian school. They do not allow Catholics or Mormons to attend the school. The school administration actually does care whether I am an atheist or not. My kids can be removed from the school for having an element in their environment that obstructed their mini theocracy.
Then get them out... you aren't making a good case here.
Sure, you could say, "forget your kids. They don't matter." I just don't feel that way. My oldest daughter is in a fierce race to be valedictorian. I am almost certain she would never forgive me for screwing that up. My relationship with my daughter is more important than what some guy on a message board thinks.
Honestly, that's still kind of a petty reason... but I'm actually finding myself in agreement with SourSue.
My oldest daughter and I have a very strong relationship. She gets me and I get her. She knows all about my lack of faith. She understands all the practical reasons for me living a lie. She is in 11th grade. In 9th grade the performance of students starts being compiled to determine class placement. She is in 2nd place and is 1/100th of a point lower than the 1st place kid.
When she gets kicked out of school her whole existence is crushed at a pivotal part of her life. Screw you. This isn't petty at all. Just to help paint this picture. I teach at the same school that she attends. Thus I resign at the end if this year. Keep my mouth shut for an additional. Let her graduate.
My second daughter isn't going to be valedictorian. lol. (Trust me. That is funny.) I can come out and jeopardize her getting kicked out of school without feeling like an evil person.