Should I tell my son that I have been forging celebrity/athlete's autographs,

[SirBarrence]

and giving them as presents? ? Since my son was 4 years old, I have been forging celebrity autographs. It started out because I didnt have any money to buy presents, so I just signed a page in People magazine, and gave it to him for his birthdays and christmas.

I stopped the forging when heturned 16. He is 18 now. Should I tell him, or keep it a secret? Or maybe just keep on doing it since it was free? I mean if hes too stupid to know they are fake, why not?

[bad_leelee]

Yes, you should tell him. I mean think of the embarrassment he is going to suffer if he ever tries to sell any of them and figures out on his own his father has been lying to him for 14 years. Really tell your son the truth better it comes from you then someone else.

[Maelie]

Don't tell him.

[motherof3]

I cant believe your call your son stupid, and your stupid for doing it, u need to tell him, and if i was him i would be pissed off with you, how come u done something like that

[cannonball]

That's pretty mean. You're a bad parent. No, don't tell him that you forged the autographs. They probably mean a lot to the kid.

[klmax06]

Well, thats a little cruel to be doing that to your son in the first place. Did you ever think he might go to school and when his friends asked what he got for his birthday he says i got an autographed picture of Michael Jordan...

[mLeIeLAXBOYm]

haha no dont tell him.. i forged an alex rodriguez signature on a baseball and sold the ball to a kid in my school for 50 dollars.. what a dumb*ss

[danie10467]

keep it a secret the gifts will not mean a thing to him anymore if you tell him the truth but if you hide it and he finds out it'll be a lose/lose situation

[max]

tell him when he is like all older. and married

[Wakawakawakapacman]

I would hope that by this time he would know they are fake without you telling him.