Quote From: saemaeI gotta agree with one of the other posters. There is a BIG difference between gossip and truth. Gossip is a false statement meant to cause harm to another. TRUTH is something that actually happened. Your dad could NOT keep his "shrinky dink" in his pants DURING HIS MARRIAGE! Therefore, he got his MISTRIESS pregnant! What part of that is gossip? Your mom has a right to be angry! So does your sister! So do you, only you're too much of a "daddy's boy" to realize you should be mad as heck! Pull your mom and sister aside before the nuptials and state your position, don't EMBARRASS them by sicking the police on them RIGHT BEFORE THE CEREMONY! Your dad is a gutless wonder, and apparantly so are you and your "darling" wife!
Gossip doesn't have to be a true or false statement, just as long as it's behind someone's back.
gos·sip n.
- Rumor or talk of a personal, sensational, or intimate nature.
- A person who habitually spreads intimate or private rumors or facts.
- Trivial, chatty talk or writing.
- A close friend or companion.
- Chiefly British. A godparent.
intr.v. To engage in or spread gossip.
Synonyms: gossip, blab, tattle
These verbs mean to engage in or communicate idle, indiscreet talk: gossiping about the neighbors; can't keep a secret; always blabs; is disliked for tattling on mischief-makers.