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| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Nobody: 10:04pm On Nov 05, 2021 |
Lol..... You will make life miserable for him? Under his roof? Eating his food? Lol... Sha don't make life miserable for yourself..... |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Cousin9999: 10:18pm On Nov 05, 2021 |
Sounds like your father is incredibly insecure and doesn't want you to achieve more than him, have more than him, and have less stress in life than him. Disowning him won't cure his mental problems (he needs to fix himself), and you need the help he is willing to give, so that you can establish yourself. If you can't get any financing to study locally, explore your options abroad. And be careful with your dad because he really doesn't want you to succeed, and he's a really bitter, insecure person. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by jimmychang: 10:25pm On Nov 05, 2021 |
Legendguy:Bro just close that chapter and move on with your life.I understand how you feel. I GAVE MY DAD MONEY TO BUY A PROPERTY TILL NOW NA STORY HE DEY TELL ME .It hurts .YOU WILL SURVIVE WITHOUT HIM |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Nobody: 10:35pm On Nov 05, 2021 |
Cousin9999:Na wah... All these for a father who trained him upto his Bsc? I no blame you, na PRODIGAL SON wey dey find tips on how to disown his father i blame... |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Cousin9999: 12:16am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Also, your father just might be incredibly ignorant. And there's nothing you can do about that either. Don't try to reason with a fool. Devote your time and energy to pursuing your grad studies. The fact that you're dealing with this should be motivation to be better and do better than your father. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Saintmary(f): 12:31am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Legendguy:Just like someone said up there, defer your studies for one year, you won't lose your studentship. Then look for another job, I'm sure you'll get one. P. S. Your father has tried for you already, if you were an orphan, you would have survived anyway. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by crackhouse(m): 4:47am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Na your father suppose disown you sef. The old man have trained you through primary to university and now that you are suppose to be looking after him u are here talking about masters? When will he reap the fruit of his labour? Is it after he die? Bro u suppose to be paying that man monthly allowance now and not disturbing him with rubbish school fees. Maybe after this one you will come back to disturb him with PhD fees too.... who knows. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by crackhouse(m): 4:49am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Cousin9999:this guy is direct from hell... what an advice. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Nekky5(f): 6:16am On Nov 06, 2021 |
If you ever know the pains of loosing a father figure in your life, you would not be talking of disowning your own father just because he couldn't go on to sponsor your post graduate studies. I was expecting to read where you complained of him not paying your school fees at all. Let me tell you the bitter truth, your father owes you nothing after your undergraduate education. You should be the one to take care of your parents afterwards because they have tried their best. Your post graduate Should be a part time course for you now since your father is a pension earner. How much is 200k? Can't the man at least enjoy his life before he joins his ancestors? Do you still want to frustrate him by all your demands instead of helping him? Pls sit back and stop all these agitations because you might not like where it would lead you later. Defer that admission or get a side job. Be a man for once and hustle like your mates not depending on that old man for your needs.s one do not have father's not to talk of one who did not find a master's program.life hard ooo!!! |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Mikeeytools: 6:26am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Am very dissapionted in you. Why don't you go and hustle and pay your fees the old man has tried and you are giving him high BP. After graduation you enter street and fend for your self. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by anoda(m): 6:32am On Nov 06, 2021 |
I think it would be a lot better if he said no in the first place as he clearly said yes when he meant no. My dad felt the same with my bros masters program too |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by anoda(m): 6:35am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Nekky5:e fit be say some pple neva accept reality |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by sisisioge: 6:36am On Nov 06, 2021*. Modified: 9:22am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Hian! Biko he has tried. If you want a postgraduate education,pay for it yourself like most people do. Na wa o. As per your current situation, you can meet the school to defer your admission to next year while you work hard to gather money before then. You're too sheltered for your own good....see your sense of entitlement at this stage in your life....it is well fa. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by podium(m): 6:37am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Bros, you don't have what to say.. I went to govt school, free education. My ssce wasn't too good. My dad doesn't have money for me to write ssce again. I single handedly sponsor my self without help from any families member, from registration of waec till I completed my HND program.. with a salary of 8k. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by sageb: 6:38am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Legendguy:So after all he has done for you, this is what you can think of doing? What about others that their father died even before they became adolescent Some persons went to University without father and mother (orphans) This is an ingrate mentally, you are displaying. Man up and face your life challenges Stop being too dependent Man up and show some gratitude to your father Man up and face life squarely To live is to find meaning in one's authentic existence. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by anoda(m): 6:41am On Nov 06, 2021 |
crackhouse:children from hell right there. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Karleb(m): 7:13am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Baba, withdraw! You Dad did you strong thing, no doubt but forget it. You have a first degree, get something doing with that. You can be as successful as you want without a second degree. You don't need to disown him, it doesn't warrant that. Just give him some space. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Karleb(m): 7:20am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Nekky5:. You people should stop giving advice from an emotional point of view. Some parents are really really terrible. Trust me, it's better to be an orphan than to have some parents as parents. That aside, it's the duty of a parent to sponsor their children's education. His father owes him nothing? That's bullshit! Let's stop saying that statement! I know it's trending but it has been abused. Parents should be supportive to their wards. His dad did him wrong by agreeing to sponsor him then making a u-turn midway. It's called betrayer! Besides, it's not the responsibility of a child to take care of their parents. It should be otherwise. I'm not saying don't care for your parents but it's not your responsibility unless they are too old to work or sick. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by edoman2016: 8:08am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Legendguy:I doubt a military retiree collect 200k monthly as pension. It is a lie. Military personnel are not that well paid |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by sisisioge: 9:04am On Nov 06, 2021*. Modified: 9:22am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Karleb:You are right, it's the responsibility of parents to take care of their children's education. Biko does OP sound like a child to you? He had been given this said education up to university level but the ungrateful overgrown man-child still expects his pensioner father to go into debt sponsoring his post grad....haba! Fear God! Same you then talked about how children do not owe their parents any care but you felt this guy's dad betrayed him after seeing him up to graduate level. It is well o. I have seen this before in a full asssss 29yrs old and was shocked to my marrow. That's why there are several irresponsible men out there because they have convinced themselves like OP that they should be catered even in their adulthood. Several normal people who pursued postgraduates did so from their purses pulling several jobs. May God help us and brighten our minds. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by eyinjuege: 9:06am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Your dad is an old man. A pensioner. Please, allow him enjoy his retirement in peace. You're not a small child, so find your own way. If you can't further your schooling yourself, defer the admission and find a job so you can save towards your dreams |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Karleb(m): 9:09am On Nov 06, 2021 |
sisisioge:The Dad initially agreed and pulled back midway, that's where he erred. He should have made it know from the start the he wouldn't be responsible for the OP's second degree. No matter how old a child is, he is still a child to his parents. I once saw a video of a 97 year old man who takes care of his 63 yr old son who has leukemia. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by sisisioge: 9:21am On Nov 06, 2021*. Modified: 10:04am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Karleb:Sure he erred. But OP himself told us how the guy had a rethink several times but he kept using people to force his father's hands. Your story of the old man who took care of his ailing son is quite different from this one. This is more like a man in his employable years turning down jobs in the hope that a retired pensioner will sponsor his education. See that this is the exact opposite of your story ? This guy wants a retired man to sponsor his education when he could have gotten a job to sponsor himself. Besides, he is clearly unserious....several Jambs, poor grades in school....maybe if he starts paying his bills, his head will be correct ![]() |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Nozino: 9:30am On Nov 06, 2021 |
The level of entitlement in this post!!! After this old man struggled to train you and your numerous siblings in school till y’all graduate, you still expect him to take loans and use his pension to fund your education because you’re too lazy to work and there’s a goat somewhere vomiting money. In all of this, I blame your Dad. He shouldn’t have agreed to use his pension to sponsor a grown man-child’s postgraduate education. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by oazeez1991(m): 9:43am On Nov 06, 2021 |
Karleb:Sir, I beg 2 disagree with ur assertion here. Believe me, circumstances is what shape most of our decisions in life; we act based on circumstances or convincing belief. His mood when he made such promise differ from his mood afterward. For him 2 initially agreed nd later choose 2 back-out, we should understand he has his reason which should be respected. I av d conviction if Op did graduate with a G.P that got him (his father) encourage, he could av still push on with his promise. Should Op is still an undergraduate nd d dad pulled such stunt, it would av been a different ball game entirely nd d situation would be understandable 4rm Op point of view. Let's call a spade, a spade. D man is old already, he should be enjoying nd doing things his way as most of his productive years has been spent in service, Op should respect such fact nd not force his WANT down d old man's throat. PGD/Msc/PhD are all optional, not compulsory. Most that went as far as going 4 all these degrees either do so at their own expense (4rm dia pocket) OR got a rich parent 2 sponsor it willingly OR were given scholarship. As per ur reference in d last paragraph, u are so right, but trust me, d circumstances are obviously different 4rm what we av here. We don't know d value of what we av until we lost it. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by SHOPPERS(m): 9:46am On Nov 06, 2021 |
So let's focus on you Egbon agba. So you will disown your father because "he is not giving you money" simple. How old are you again? 4? 6? You're even comparing yourself to primary school children... Is that how low you consider yourself to be? Come on. That man's only f up was promising you at all in the first place. And come o, you believe disowning him will make life miserable for him? How please? Get out of that house, go out and learn how to make money and stop playing with your destiny banking on your Dad's salary. He owes you nothing. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Karleb(m): 9:51am On Nov 06, 2021 |
oazeez1991: ![]() |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by eldav(m): 11:29am On Nov 06, 2021 |
No. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by Nobody: 12:06pm On Nov 06, 2021 |
Legendguy:I have highlighted for you what I perceive to be the problem. Apologies if you don't like what I'm about to say but everything up there does suggest that you have issues yourself as a son/daughter and you have not made your old man happy. He's not happy with you. That's the summary. You don't give him joy. Didn't he sponsor you up to this level? Do you even show the slightest appreciation for all he has done for you so far? Your last sentences does say a lot about you. I have no advice to give you except to do whatever pleases you. Attitude is everything in life. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by DAramis: 12:27pm On Nov 06, 2021 |
The advice you would not like is what I will give you now. My brother man, drop out of school and look for job or opportunities to better your life. Majority of people has dropped off school and nothing happens. That you experience setback in your Msc program leading to you abandoning it is not the end of the world. In summary, drop out of school, look for job and start planning towards raising a family of your own. I can bet that, you are over 29 years old going by your narrative. CC Legendguy |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by MyPoint: 2:31pm On Nov 06, 2021 |
Legendguy:1. You need to understand that you have one weakness. SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT. Your Father trained you through university (after wasting some fund on OND). That is a great feat. He owe you nothing. 2. What did you save from NYSC or from the teaching job you were doing to show that you desperately needed the masters? How do you fold your hands and claim you will disown your dad? 3. Disowning your Dad does not add or remove any value to him. Rather you will be the one loosing his blessings. Change your attitude of sense of entitlement. |
| Re: Should I Disown My Father And Forget About Him? by RealAdewole(m): 2:36pm On Nov 06, 2021 |
Disown him and fund your post graduate yourself, since he has forgotten his responsibilities |
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