I've never gotten along with my mother at all, but when (the man I've always known as...)my dad re-married, I still considered that woman my stepmom, but not consider her my mom.

To this day, I've never once called my biological father, "dad", and I do not refer to him as such with my friends because he is a worthless scumbag, for the most part.

To clear the confusion, my biological father has been dubbed, "Weedman", and the man I call my dad is known as, "Mr. America", because he is an all-around great guy.

People close to me understand this tangled web of mine. Everyone else just gets lost in the sauce.

Sorry for the 'rant'. I had just got done talking to someone and tried explaining it to them and they got so confused.  

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The Christians gave me comic books, as if i would be scared
of burning in hell well I was already there...

Your mothers husband is your Dad.
You don't consider your father your Dad.
Therefore you consider your Dads wife as a step mother because of how your relationship is with your Dad.

So to speak.

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From a distance you look like my friend,

even though we are at war.

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I get that.

Your mothers husband is your Dad.
You don't consider your father your Dad.
Therefore you consider your Dads wife as a step mother because of how your relationship is with your Dad.

So to speak.

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Or, it's more so as if I were adopted, really.

My former step dad, I still consider him my dad, got a new wife, who technically, neither are related to me, but  still consider me blood.

My biological parents on the other hand... eh

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The Christians gave me comic books, as if i would be scared
of burning in hell well I was already there...

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I totally understand. I like the nickname you give your dad. That wasn't too hard to follow, some people are just overwhelmed with little webs like that. Trust me, my "family tree" so to speak is hard to follow

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Mine gets more confusing as well.

My "Aunt Christy" (is 23), but when her mom gave birth to her, she was 15, so my grandma adopted her.

SO, LEGALLY, she is My aunt, but cousin by birth.
& LEGALLY, she is my cousins Aunt, but sister by birth. (aunt had another child few years later)

>_>

Oh, and my "aunt/cousin"s mom, is her grandmother, by birth.  

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The Christians gave me comic books, as if i would be scared
of burning in hell well I was already there...

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Quote: from Minnick at 1:25 pm on May 9, 2008

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I totally understand. I like the nickname you give your dad. That wasn't too hard to follow, some people are just overwhelmed with little webs like that. Trust me, my "family tree" so to speak is hard to follow

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Mine gets more confusing as well.

 
My "Aunt Christy" (is 23), but when her mom gave birth to her, she was 15, so my grandma adopted her.

 
SO, LEGALLY, she is My aunt, but cousin by birth.
& LEGALLY, she is my cousins Aunt, but sister by birth. (aunt had another child few years later)

>_>

Oh, and my "aunt/cousin"s mom, is her grandmother, by birth.  

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Crazy insane.

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I feel so dead inside sometimes

Good intentions are often misunderstood

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Quote: from deathhousee at 1:31 pm on May 9, 2008

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Quote: from Minnick at 1:25 pm on May 9, 2008

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I totally understand. I like the nickname you give your dad. That wasn't too hard to follow, some people are just overwhelmed with little webs like that. Trust me, my "family tree" so to speak is hard to follow

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 Mine gets more confusing as well.  

   
 My "Aunt Christy" (is 23), but when her mom gave birth to her, she was 15, so my grandma adopted her.  

   
 SO, LEGALLY, she is My aunt, but cousin by birth.  
 & LEGALLY, she is my cousins Aunt, but sister by birth. (aunt had another child few years later)  

 >_>  

 Oh, and my "aunt/cousin"s mom, is her grandmother, by birth.  

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Crazy insane.

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It feels so normal though.

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The Christians gave me comic books, as if i would be scared
of burning in hell well I was already there...