Here’s my list of what not to do when dealing with introductions:
- Do not get caught in bed with them, that is not something your parents need to see even if they are lenient
- At first, maybe a quick hello is better than the huge family reunion; get your boyfriend/girlfriend to pop in and say hi before making a speedy escape, think of it as a pilot introduction
- Sunday roast is possibly not the best time, those cooking tend to get a little stressed out
- Bribe your siblings with vodka and jelly babies to tell your family nothing but good stories about them, hearing the story of your boyfriend/girlfriend's naked arrest is not the first impression a judgemental parent needs
- For the love of god do not have your parents as friends on Facebook
- Now is not the time to use nicknames unless utter humiliation is your goal here
- If it’s a guy get them to shave, it freaks my nan out if teenagers have beards, I assume other older generations may agree
- Do give parents prior warning, especially if the relationship is lgbt, unless you want your partner by your side when you come out
Apparently a logical combination |
I would never judge a partner by how they get on with my family;
I understand how annoying my mother can be and how strange my young teenage
sister is. Although, perhaps I would look harshly on someone who found my
adorable four year old sister annoying, or treated her badly. Luckily everyone
seems to love her, poor dumb fools.
Todostrieb,
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Jelly Babies and Vodkaaaaaaaaaaa ♥
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