yanabasee:




That's the point and I emphasized that the son shouldn't get involved and allow the parents to resolve themselves the way they've been doing over this year's.....

virginprincess:
My dad can never beat my mum.

cooldove8:
I gave them both money money yesterday and today he beat her up I don't know if it's jealousy or something. What can I do to demonstrate my anger with out being disrespectful

mrsteel:

What if, will u encourage your brothers to beat your dad? Sometimes we need to put ourselves in the picture before dishing out careless talk. It is very easy for u to say people beat their dad because he beat their mom as if it is a good thing for any son to stand up against his dad, don't u know it is a curse on a son to lay his hands on his father?

virginprincess:
Then it is a blessing for a husband to lay his hands on his wife, abi, you guys should stop supporting nonsense& face reality.

iamloyalty:



Above 55 and still receiving beatings? Am sure she must be the for better for worst type. Do what u can for her.

LordKO:
You're a biased child. The position you've taken suggests that you're in support of your mother doing anything she desires, regardless of whether or not her desires are good or bad and even if they will affect your father negatively. Only a man - or woman - who's sick will condone the opportunistic actions of their spouse towards them in particular and others in general - servility is a disease. Perhaps, you don't know the value of dignity and peace of mind.

Well, let your mother know that freedom without decorum is a disease. It's sick people who exercise their freedom outside the confines of conscientiousness in the name of owning a right to their liberty, and it's equally also sick people who support them.

Meanwhile, perhaps, it could've been palatable if your father had retaliated differently, so I don't hold brief for him. Advise both of them to take to conscientiousness to enable mutual peace of mind for all involved.