When I enjoy a bubbly, it's usually a hard soda or two at the end of the work week, not every week either.
I'd say try to not concentrate or worry too much about it. Your parents don't need all that information right now.So, my parents force their beliefs on me. When I was 12, I came out to them as bisexual. I told my mom and she said that I was too young to even be thinking about that, but my psychiatrists have said 12-14 is when people stary exploring themselves. I told my dad and he gave me the whole "It was Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve".
My parents are mildly Christian. After a few long hard months of exploring myself, I found out my religion. I told my parents that I was spiritual, not religious. My mom said if you worship nature, why not worship who made nature. I was highly agitated. I then asked my dad if I could not say the blessing at dinner anymore to exercise my freedom of religion. On multiple occasions afterwards, I was forced to say the blessing. His excuse was "I want you to have a connection with God."
A few years after that, I discovered that I am gay. I am at the point in my life where I can't tell my parents that without having a blowup (we are a dysfunctional family).
My BFF is also exploring herself, and she also can't tell her parents anything because her parents are worse than mine.
Anyways, just wanted to rant
I feel this, I have a 4 month old golden puppy rn and luckily he's been easy to train (though idk what kind of dog you have, i know that goldens tend to be easy to cooperate with and train). He does come to me when I say come since I trained him to do "stay" and "come here" when he was really young. I'm still working with him on people interactions: he always gets too excited and wants to jump on everyone cause he doesn't see others very often (kinda hard to do w a quarantine lol). He does alright if he's around others for like 5-6 min but I need him to learn to always be calm around strangers.
