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Profile: cherryblossom118
cherryblossom118 on Aug 8, 2021
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From personal experience, I have had this issue a lot. Trust is the big thing in this situation. Something that helped me is going to the place and sending proof to that family member that you are where you say you are. This built a lot of trust in my family where they trust me believe me. I think this would be a great step for you and would help the relationship you have with that person. Once you got their trust, everything starts to come together and makes everyone happy and feel trusted. I hope this helps you.
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Profile: bilitis
bilitis on Sep 18, 2021
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Communicate with them openly without any barriers. Be patient to talk to them to gain their trust, talk to them more, and learn to infect others with emotions. Study hard, be yourself, don’t be trapped in the shadow of others’ distrust of yourself, learn to face the sea and blossom in spring,Visit others with your parents, learn to treat others with integrity, don’t be clever, learn how to be confident, and repeat what you want to say in your head when facing a large number of people, and don’t lie.Be a friend of your family, talk to them more, less unnecessary trouble for them, learn to work hard to keep a sunny attitude, exercise more outside, and often encourage yourself to live in the real world.
Profile: LetMeHelpYouNow
LetMeHelpYouNow on Sep 23, 2021
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Try to earn their trust, tell them where you are going and if they don't believe you, you can tell them whith who you're going and give them the number of that person so they can call you there and you can prove you're with them. If need be send them a video or picture from where you say you will be and also with any of the people that you say you will be with. If the venue where you will be has a phone give them the number (or they can look it up and if they really want could call you there)
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Oct 20, 2021
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If a family member thinks I am lying about where I am going, I take that they are concerned about my whereabouts and my safety. I relate to this a lot as I am studying far from home and I understand the anxious feeling when I could not reach my family members at times. So to give them an idea of what I am up to, I will send pictures or videos of my destination. I could also probably give them some updates when I have arrived at or leave the place, just to give them a peace of mind of my personal safety.
Profile: hopezzy
hopezzy on Dec 17, 2021
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Lack of communication may be a problem. Please sit with your family member and try to explain the situation calmly. Make sure that both of you are ready to listen to each other's concerns at the time of the talk. And please remember that you both are on the same side and the problem is on the other side. Try to find some common grounds. Sometimes our parents and relatives are just concerned about us. Try to know the root of this problem and ask questions regarding it. Reassure them if they have some concerns. I hope this helps. Thank you
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Feb 18, 2022
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If best in your situation, give them some way to reach you while out so they have reassurance your alright when needed. Usually they are aware of some friend your with. If they happen to not believe and follow you. Then they will see your exact where you meant to be. Possibly this will ease the tension when your going out alone. It can feel uncomfortable like your being judged sure. Overprotective family members usually think they are doing the right for you. If its pushing you away. Id suggest taking time to reassure them youd take all precautions to satisy them. Maybe will eliminate future doubts
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Mar 6, 2022
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I understand that you feel anxious about the family member thinking that you are lying where you are going when you are not. Also, I understand that you may feel uncomfortable and upset about why you are not gaining their trust. I get you and I would feel uncomfortable and upset too if I were in your situation. Have you thought about why you are lacking this family member's trust? Have you thought of why this family member thinks that you are lying? Also, how would you feel about talking and confronting this family member. What is the worst that can happen about talking and confronting this family member, and what is the best that can happen about doing this?
Profile: flowerpetal16
flowerpetal16 on Mar 29, 2022
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If it's important for this family member to actually know where you are going then I think taking reasonable steps to prove to them that you are in fact going to where you say as a matter of trust and safety, is the best course of action. If however it is of no need for them to know, make sure someone else knows where you are going at least and then work on building a stronger relationship with the original member. Sometimes there can be an imbalance of trust. I encourage you to reflect on your past experiences with this member and how you can work to mend whatever disconnect there is. It will take time but if it's worth it then please do. Family is everything. Wishing you the best outcome!
Profile: joyfulMoment29
joyfulMoment29 on Apr 25, 2018
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Let you be urself don't try to justify that u are right because when u does right things u have no need to justify let him know by himself from experience
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Apr 25, 2018
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Explain to them how you are not lying and how you have gave them no reason to lie about this. Then say they need to trust and have more faith in you about you're whereabouts as you have no reason or need to lie to them
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