"I recently discovered that my parents have been lying to me my entire life"
Updated | By Stacey and J Sbu
The truth might set you free... or just complicate your life.
There's nothing like a well-kept family secret to make you realise your parents might not be who you always thought they were.
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Putting your parents on a pedestal is part of being a child but whether we like to admit it or not, parents are human beings just like us.
And like any other person, they make mistakes and they will never be perfect. It can be difficult to accept sometimes because of the version of this person we have created in our minds and when they do something that chips away at that idolised version, it can be devastating.
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Lindokuhle recently experienced this when his aunt shared some very eye-opening information with him. He had always thought he knew exactly who his parents were but this revelation has made him doubt everything he thought he knew.
As you know, #TheFixer is a feature on Stacey and J Sbu's show in which the duo gives KZN listeners an opportunity to share their stories. In return, they hopefully receive advice that will help them solve their problem.
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Naturally, Lindokuhle thought #TheFixer would be the perfect opportunity for him to open up about the moral dilemma he has now found himself in.
Take a listen as he explains the full story here:
Stacey, J Sbu, and KZN were ready as always to provide some advice and guidance.
Take a listen to hear what they had to say:
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