Mama's True Confessions: Sheltered Life "I have lived a sheltered life, now that I'm 25, I have turned into a girl-gone-wild, but my parents think I'm still their sweet, nice, pleasant daughter." Wanda, Connecticut "During my first year in college, I partied from sun up to sun down. I was on the verge of being kicked out of school several times. My parents still don't know today how I managed to graduate." Jeff, Wisconsin "I was arrested when I was 20 years old for shoplifting in a supermarket. I was booked and then released the same day. This is my chance to tell someone because no one knows about this but me." Kelly, Maine "I have been living a lie with my wife. I'm not the man she thinks I am. I was married to another woman ten years ago and never divorced. I have no idea what will happen when she finds out the truth." Paul, Vermont "I hate my job, I hate cooking, I hate the fact that I am single, I can't stand where I live, and to top it off, I have no intentions of changing my life." Mary, Illinois "I must confess, my son has been dating a girl that is a minor and I'm so afraid that she is going to get pregnant." Mildred, Texas "I changed the locks on my apartment when I left to go out of town without my son's knowledge. I did not want him rambling while I was gone. He was shocked when he found out the locks were changed." Winona, Seattle "We gave our 21 year old a surprised party. To get him to show up we told him we wanted to talk to him about our Will and living arrangements. That was a big mistake because he did not show up for the party." Sandra, New York "I just wanted to tell the world that I am a very blessed woman. I have a great husband and three wonderful children." Rasheeda, California "I do not have the faintest idea what my boss expects from me from one day to the next. It is so hard working with her." Janice, Washington "Today is the day I will start living my life without guilt and shame for what I did ten years ago." Hanna, Wyoming "I wish my dad would stop working so much. He is always away from home and we never get to see him." Dan, Hawaii "My mother-in-law has got to be the most gracious person I know. She does not fit the stereotype that has been labeled on mother-in-laws. I have the perfect one!" Alicia, Kentucky |
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