Well, in this case. If you need a reason for him to trust you. I would not give him a reason. I would own up to your mistake calmy. And explain deeply like deeeeply how bad your feel. Only apologize if you actually mean your sorry though. If you have lied more than once. Tell your reasoning. DOnt make excuses that worsens it. Be honest. Even if honesty hurts. And depending on his illness mental or physical. I would show him you care, less with words and more with actions. For example, do his hard stuff. Be kind. Dont yell even if he is upset which makes you upset. Also, since you cheated I would not anymore.
The Adults are just making him think that it is okay to use swears they are just being childish and they think it is cute they do not have the right parenting skills
1. The alarm signs for potential elder abuse in this situation include the submissive behavior and the patient's reliance on her son to answer direct questions. In addition, the fact that the son has the patient's checkbook and forges the signature is troubling and suggests financial abuse. 2. The next steps in reporting suspected elder abuse should include speaking with the patient alone...let the patient know that you simply want to help. If the patient is reluctant, it may signal abuse. If the situation is not urgent, notify adult protective services in the home state.
Complex carbohydrates and lipids both contain a lot of chemical energy and can be used for energy storage. Complex carbohydrates and lipids are both insoluble in water they are not easily transported. Carbohydrates and lipids both burn cleaner than proteins
