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How about glaring at you (can't talk because he has a tracheostomy/ventilator tube down his throat) and shaking his fist at you, just to make sure you don't misunderstand his meaning, as he lays there on his deathbed 
Feel good sort of shit, I'm telling you, good times!
I got even with the miserable SOB, though, I was part of the team carrying his coffin 8 weeks later (yes, a female pallbearer).
Parents are human, not perfect, that's God's job. We all make our way the best we can, kids and parents. Do you go out of your way to drive his ass nuts sometimes, or are you the ellusive perfect kid and he's the shithead? If he's the shit, accept it for what it is and move forward as best as you can. I would hope you have other family members you could turn to if you're really at loose ends and he's serious about you getting out.
But I'm sorry your home life is not happy, really.
Feel good sort of shit, I'm telling you, good times!
I got even with the miserable SOB, though, I was part of the team carrying his coffin 8 weeks later (yes, a female pallbearer).
Parents are human, not perfect, that's God's job. We all make our way the best we can, kids and parents. Do you go out of your way to drive his ass nuts sometimes, or are you the ellusive perfect kid and he's the shithead? If he's the shit, accept it for what it is and move forward as best as you can. I would hope you have other family members you could turn to if you're really at loose ends and he's serious about you getting out.
But I'm sorry your home life is not happy, really.
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PICK3 said:Especially when you're only 43 years old
I'm 19, incase you werent joking.
Musclemom - this is case where either I'm absolutely oblivious to everything or I absolutely have no understanding as to why I'm told I'm a problem child. He's definitely the asshole. He's the controlling type who is always in control and is always right. He told me I'm not what he'd hoped for and that he never thought the one thing he'd fail at in life was raising a good son.
I kind of had the feeling that it was the case, and that's why I told you what I did about myself. I want you to understand that what your father said was one ignorant piece of shit and I'd tell him to his face if I could.ceasar989 said:
I failed at being the good daughter. I was 17 when my father died, I'm nearly 41 and it still gnaws at me, not his death mind you, the fact that he HATED me so in the end (there were other things going on, I understand part of the psychodrama NOW, but then ...), the fact that I was NEVER good enough. Guess what, there's a real part of me that realizes that I NEVER could be GOOD enough, he set me up to be nothing less than a tremendous life failure by damaging me on a lot of levels.
I am a parent, and one thing I've learned, you bring children into this world and they DON'T OWE YOU SHIT. YOU took the responsibility for that life, you BROUGHT that life into this world, the PARENT has the responsibility. You instill values, education, training into those children, but they aren't SUPPOSED to be anything, other than who they're going to be. You can't superimpose your life expectations upon your children, that's stupid. They are not little carbon copies of you, in fact, they might not be a damn bit like you. You're job, as a parent, is to love them, provide for their physical needs, see they obtain a proper education, and give them the life skills to survive in the world.
You have a choice, Ceasar, you live in discord, or you get your head together, make some plans, some decisions, and get out of that situation. My advice would be for the latter because it ain't gonna get better. He's said his piece, the floodgates have only BEGUN to open. Grandparents always love their grandchildren slavishly, you might want to think in that direction. Worst comes to worse, look into getting a place of your own with a couple of friends.
There's always the military. It's not ALL about going to Iraq, you just have to think about what job to go into. My son is in the service and about to be transferred from the states, where he has been for the past two years, to Japan.
I'm only a PM away if you want to talk.
Spoken by a person who had a normal, sane parent. Frankly, my father's dying was the biggest relief of my young life at that time.scout69 said:
Don't get me wrong, I cried for how my father died, he suffered horrifically, I cried for the fact that he left my mother and I without so much as a pot to piss in. I cried for the father I've never had and never would have. But that man, that insane, abusive, lunatic, damn I was glad that mofo was out of my life FOR GOOD and ALL. No more fears of being punched in the head for an imagined insult, or wondering what plans the lunatic has for us today.
Aside of the financial situation, I was thrilled the bastard was gone and wouldn't be showing up unexpectedly in the future.
If I offend people I'm really sorry, but you have to have grown up with a parent who's an abusive freaking nut ball to understand the relief when they die. When my mother passed away I was devastated, I wept that SHE was gone and wept for the things we were never going to do ... I was in shock for four months. There was a real part of me, when my old man was died, that was saying, "he'll never scream at me again."
man, that's horrilble to hear as a son...
I will never say that to my son... but I hope that he looks up to me one day and respects me for how i have raised him...
i'd be heart broken if my son didn't love me...
I will never say that to my son... but I hope that he looks up to me one day and respects me for how i have raised him...
i'd be heart broken if my son didn't love me...
I didnt read the rest of this thread. I stopped when I got to this post.ceasar989 said:
That is a damn shame. I certainly hope you dont believe the things he is saying about you. He obviously has a screw loose if he is talking to his child in that way. He obviously has a problem. Himself.
I forced my daughter to make a choice, once. Either do as I said or leave. She did what I said. This is usually something every parent goes through during the rebellious years.theoak01 said:
I think the difference is the demeaning comments that the old man made to Ceaser. No matter how angry or bitter I've been towards my daughter, I've never insulted her, or put her down. I've called her judgement into question, but never her intelligence (I think she'll actually be smarter than I, but that's not saying much).
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hidngod said:
thats true and you handled it appropriately like a good parent,my father was like ceasars and it took me standing up to him and damn near beating him to get his respect but now ive got it and shown i dont need him and we have a great respect for each other, but when he considered me a dependant i was just some punk kid with a mouth
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Sometimes? Heck I hate life all the time.
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I wonder how many people who don't get along with their parent/parents were "accidents"?
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