Hardest things you've ever had to tell someone?

I love how people on the net make profound psychoanalytical statements about people half the world away ;d

Hmm... Sounds like A LOT of people I know!

Ryan

Some people like to spill their heart on the internet and tell all about their private lives, that their friend has just died, that they found a dying rat in the street and took it home to take care of it, that they love their girlfriend so much and can't wait to see them in X days (when a PM to the one or two people who actually care will suffice), that their boss keeps rubbing his erection up against their leg etc.

However, most people don't feel the need to do this.

I see what you are getting at sir... But he wasn't asking you to spill your heart out. Some of us just want to know more about you because we really don't know a lot!

Ryan

Telling my aunt that my grandmother (her mother) had died.

After my friend dad had died of cancer a few years back. My other friend and myself asked him if he wanted to talk about it, and if wanted to he could talk to us. He just looked stupified and said "Why, whats wrong with you?"

Talk about shock value. I was speachless and laughed about it later.

I would consider this, because I'm afraid I'll have to do this soon...

I'm sorry but I don't get that: you asked him after he had died?

Telling Colleen, Ursula, and Julie that my dad had died. It was especially hard for Colleen and Ursula since neither could come to the funeral--oh, and telling either my aunt or uncle who answered the phone. I can't remember whether it wa Joan or Jerry, but they were the first in the family that were told. My mom couldn't tell them. I was surprised I could.

Becky

Telling my family and friends that I have MS.