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What's the most f'ed up thing you're parents have ever said to you?

My Mom once said "You're nothing and you always will be".

My Dad used to routinely say all kinds of shit to me. The beatings stopped when i hit age 10 (that was when he cut down on the drinking), but he used to unleash some verbal unpleasantness usually including some profanity.

This doesn't bother me anymore. People are who they are, and I've become very successful. Sadly, they resent this, I can tell.

They'll get old, they'll die, life will go on, and I'll shed few tears. But I do wish we could be closer...if they haven't grown enough to be family by age ~60, it ain't gonna happen.
 
MattTheSkywalker said:
My Mom once said "You're nothing and you always will be".

My Dad used to routinely say all kinds of shit to me. The beatings stopped when i hit age 10 (that was when he cut down on the drinking), but he used to unleash some verbal unpleasantness usually including some profanity.

This doesn't bother me anymore. People are who they are, and I've become very successful. Sadly, they resent this, I can tell.

They'll get old, they'll die, life will go on, and I'll shed few tears. But I do wish we could be closer...if they haven't grown enough to be family by age ~60, it ain't gonna happen.
amazing how loving some families are.
 
Hiatussin said:
Do you guys think bad parented kids grow up to be bad parents or not?

is it like a thing that skips a generation? what is it?

my maternal granddad was abused and neglected as a child and became an extremely dedicated husband and father, almost sickly in selflessness.

My paternal granddad was raised mild and friendly but cold and distant. He raised my father the same way, who raised me the same way

I definitely AM going to break the cycle. That's not saying that both of my parents were complete fuck ups.

My mother was and still is an extremely caring and nice person, though I havent lived with her for 9 years. She told me that 2-3 nights and mornings a week, she cries because she doesnt get to live with me and my brother, and you have no idea how much that kills me. But the thing is, that's one of her short comings - how she reveals the entire truth and all her thoughts. I attribute my birth to some of her lack of development as a youth and adult as she got pregnant with me when she was 18 and kinda had to drop everything to raise me. But she didnt develop the skills necessary in order to survive in this world and raise a child properly, beyond care and teaching values. Too often, she would tell me how financially poor she was and how she was struggling and how she was disappointed with this and that...when really, as a kid, I should've never been told any of this because these things shouldnt pollute a kids mind at such a young age. A kid should be more concerned over playing and going to school rather than how mommy doesnt have enough cash for this or she is having troubles with that. The kid will develop to much stress and worry about their parents rather than focus on their own development.

My father on the other hand is the complete opposite of her. He succeeded and mastered many of the skills he need to survive. He has proven that he needs no one but himself in this world but at the same time he shows compassion for my brother and I because having kids provided him with a true reason to drive for something. However, he is far too aggressive, demanding and opinionated. He will put you down and make you look and feel stupid, regardless of whether you are or arent. He expects perfection in all areas and wants everything achieve as fast as possible. If a job takes 10 men to do it, he'll put you out to the task, by yourself, and expect it done in half the time. Proving himself has also made him somewhat narcissitic, in that he speaks very highly of himself and says such things like, "if it wasnt for me..." or "it will take 100,000 men to outsmart me...". It's his demands and how he treats others is and has been his downfall. Intially, you wouldnt think you could meet a more selfless and giving person, but after he gives you your 15 minutes of leeway, thats it - he morphs into Dr.Dickhead3001 Ph.D.
I think he see's some of my shortcomings as individual and specific to me and me only. But, what he doesnt realize is that he doesnt raise the rest of the children around the world and they too act and do the same things I do.

I know that if and when I become a dad, I am gonna do it right. I've kept a mental log of what goes on in life from an early age because of been quite concious and aware for a few years now (in comparison to a lot of other peeps, I matured at quite a faster rate...I was kinda forced to). But, before I bring kids into this world, I'm going to make sure I have a enough money, a steady a job, a home that is in an area where there are lots of kids and a good school because I want my children to enjoy the time in their life when it will be easiest. I want them to savour it for all its worth and not worry about bullshit because being an adult provides enough of it as they will experience it soon enough. In addition to all this, I want to make sure that I'm an equally good husband and have the right wife because I know alot of what influences behaviour is relationships with spouses/bf/gf. I dont want to have to worry about any instabilities in relationship and take my focus of my children and work. I want my kids to see that both their parents are happy together and are happy that they have kids.

I will make sure of it that my father realizes that I am a better person than he thinks I am by how much happier my kids will be.
 
ceasar989 - how old are you?

It's one thing for parents to push their kids to do their absolute best and not give up, but it's another to belittle them when they don't do things perfectly. It sounds like he has the best intentions but he goes about it completely wrong, which doesn't help.
 
crak600 said:
ceasar989 - how old are you?

It's one thing for parents to push their kids to do their absolute best and not give up, but it's another to belittle them when they don't do things perfectly. It sounds like he has the best intentions but he goes about it completely wrong, which doesn't help.

I'm 19. Oh I know he has the best intentions but his methods need some major, MAJOR revisions...especially if my bro is to survive.
 
ceasar989 said:
I'm 19. Oh I know he has the best intentions but his methods need some major, MAJOR revisions...especially if my bro is to survive.
you saved yourself a lifetime of trouble by recognizing this now. at the very least, you won't end up like me.....
 
HumanTarget said:
you saved yourself a lifetime of trouble by recognizing this now. at the very least, you won't end up like me.....

I don't know what to tell you, man. One thing I've found to help me go about my life is too see the light even when staring into complete darkness. It's hard, but it's the only way to make a forward movement.
 
ceasar989 said:
I don't know what to tell you, man. One thing I've found to help me go about my life is too see the light even when staring into complete darkness. It's hard, but it's the only way to make a forward movement.
you're a smart kid, well on your way........
 
My parents were OK, but my wife's father was an abusive drunk. Every freajing day he would get drunk and physically and mentally abuse the whole family. Nothing was left unsaid, use your imagination. It sucked.



Long story short... I married my then girlfriend and moved in next door to them and now he's gone and the family could'nt be happier. The "sheriff's in town", watch out! lol

They (wife's family) tell me how I've changed their lives so much since I've been a part of it. They were just sort of prisoners in this house of hell with a drunk dictator that destroyed everything he touched. It's weird how just one person can destroy so many lives.


PS The wife divorced her husband. I did'nt kill him.
 
gonelifting said:
My parents were OK, but my wife's father was an abusive drunk. Every freajing day he would get drunk and physically and mentally abuse the whole family. Nothing was left unsaid, use your imagination. It sucked.



Long story short... I married my then girlfriend and moved in next door to them and now he's gone and the family could'nt be happier. The "sheriff's in town", watch out! lol

They (wife's family) tell me how I've changed their lives so much since I've been a part of it. They were just sort of prisoners in this house of hell with a drunk dictator that destroyed everything he touched. It's weird how just one person can destroy so many lives.


PS The wife divorced her husband. I did'nt kill him.

Translation - they will NEVER find the body.
 
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