Most nigerian Dads especially those from the lower class, are ungrateful mostly to their wives and children. Don't know if am alone on this school of thought

Not Mr Eke (my paale). My dad is the luckiest husband I've ever known. He knows this and is always grateful to God for his wife (maale)

Mine is the greatest

Left shoes too big that I have to use tissue paper to make it fit.

kepal99:
Most nigerian Dads especially those from the lower class, are ungrateful mostly to their wives and children. Don't know if am alone on this school of thought

If you chip away at the outer layers of your common evil man, there is still a heart. Your experience matters, perhaps through time you will get to understand his heart a little better, and the issue will not burden you any more.

Poverty is cruel, under different circumstances perhaps your father would have been a different man. Perhaps not.

Flytefalls:

If you chip away at the outer layers of your common evil man, there is still a heart. Your experience matters, perhaps through time you will get to understand his heart a little better, and the issue will not burden you any more.

Poverty is cruel, under different circumstances perhaps your father would have been a different man. Perhaps not.

Although my father is cool but I hear of different stories everywhere. Most of them hardly say thank you, they don't believe they are wrong even when its obvious they are, they don't appreciate their Family and this has broken so many homes.

kepal99:

Although my father is cool but I hear of different stories everywhere. Most of them hardly say thank you, they don't believe they are wrong even when its obvious they are, they don't appreciate their Family and this has broken so many homes.

It's not only men who are guilty of this I'm afraid . I no longer question why things are so bad because I have little power to stop earthquakes, abuse and such. Place your focus of the goodness that can be experienced in this world, and aspire to become a part of it