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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by datola: 11:54am On Jun 16, 2023
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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SmartyPants(m): 11:56am On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
What pissed me off asides from things he said was the fact that he was putting himself down and the family down with his words all because of what other people will think. God! I hate it so much because he's been doing that for years always comparing us to other people, wanting us to behave in a way that won't upset people, to be seen as perfect and likable by everybody and when I realized this fact I start working on myself till this day, i still get that feeling of timidity but I always push through because really who gives a Bleep what people think of me that's why I was so timid when younger that I hated myself. Coming home late was wrong and I told him that yes it's true but those things he was saying is where we had the issue.

When you grow up you will realize that your father may be affected by his own life circumstances; thus, he may be wrong to make you feel conscious of what others may say but you are wrong to resent him for it.

In the words of John Legend:

We’re just ordinary people
We don’t know which way to go
‘Cause we’re ordinary people
Maybe we should take it slow
Take it slow
This time we’ll take it slow
Take it slow
This time we’ll take it slow


Your dad is an ordinary person too. Take it slow with him.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by saintkel(m): 11:57am On Jun 16, 2023
Jovialjune1:
Your dad is a patient and nice man, and the reason why you had the guts to confront him is because you paid rent, at his downtown you insulted him with that, how wrong of you

Growing up, my only brother never said the trash you said to your dad, he never came back home late at night, he never brought ladies to the house or to sleep overnight, watching movies overnight was never allowed, and so much more, these principles stayed with the six of us till adulthood, it is not hard for you to retrace your steps, apologise to your dad and do the right thing, you don't have be out late to have fun.
nice....d type of lady I want for a wife
Re: I Stood Up To My Father by MrBroke(m): 11:58am On Jun 16, 2023
Because you dey ordinary 18 years you go get mind come house way your parents dey 11:30 pm dey cap cocos say na you pay rent, ordinary rent you pay. Adulthood is mostly mistaken by so many as freedom time but it is just about being responsible for yourself and for your family. If to say na only you dey stay no wahala if na 2 am in the morning self you won come house, fine but you are just an 18 years old child living with your parents doesn't matter how much you make. You know celebrity children way dey 18 years dey still live with their parents and dey adhere to their rules. Dey play ya. Some papa go beat craze comot for your head although that ain't right either

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Victor2707: 11:59am On Jun 16, 2023
You are full of shit.

Listen to yourself, "I stood up to my father".

You know what you did was wrong that is why you are here to seek for validation.

Bullshit.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by OlawaleBammie: 12:00pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
What pissed me off asides from things he said was the fact that he was putting himself down and the family down with his words all because of what other people will think. God! I hate it so much because he's been doing that for years always comparing us to other people, wanting us to behave in a way that won't upset people, to be seen as perfect and likable by everybody and when I realized this fact I start working on myself till this day, i still get that feeling of timidity but I always push through because really who gives a Bleep what people think of me that's why I was so timid when younger that I hated myself. Coming home late was wrong and I told him that yes it's true but those things he was saying is where we had the issue.

I knew u have in one way or the other paid for the house rent even before I read it to that part.

See bro, I pity you, let them drag u to the mud by praising you that u did well, I hope u will be happy at the long run when after sometimes u realised ur father is not as close to u as before, by then u will feel what we call silent neglection.

I pity you once again, but it's ur life sha

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Bonafider: 12:00pm On Jun 16, 2023
Low self esteem

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by erai30(m): 12:01pm On Jun 16, 2023
You did the right thing by calling his attention to never think about what other people will say, because we only have one life to live. Why are the other people not talking about the positive things you do for the family, you gave your dad a real orientation. But you sometimes use your brain, if you want to start keeping late nights go yourself an apartment of your own.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by 96ACE: 12:01pm On Jun 16, 2023
What goes around comes around
grin

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by kernniejay(m): 12:01pm On Jun 16, 2023
DonEd:
Pride...

Just because u paid the rent for one year, u have become equal with ur dad who has housed, clothed, and fed u for over 18 years.

The discipline we received from our parents is the principal factor why we are not on the streets as thugs and miscreants.

Time will come when u will value the discipline that's if you will get off that high horse in ur head.

Kids
This particular boy lacks the discipline you talked about and must certainly be keeping out late in the nights for some shady unclean hustles.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by President2001(m): 12:02pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?
Please go back and apologize to him even try to huge him , is not a good Will of a father to fail in some areas of taking care of his children [ one day you too will become a father]

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by rajiedreez: 12:02pm On Jun 16, 2023
Well done sir, the stand up man
Re: I Stood Up To My Father by abobote: 12:03pm On Jun 16, 2023
Replying wasn't the best, and at 18, you are very young for that.

But what I understand, is that since you are now earning money and taking care of some family bills, you think its time to stamp your authority.

Go to him and appologise and stop coming home late, till you start living in your own apartment. Paying for the house last year, doesn't mean you own the apartment

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by MechanicMike: 12:04pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Waffarianman(m): 12:04pm On Jun 16, 2023
If you make 50/300k monthly why don't you rent your own house I believe that will make more brain 🧠 bro

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Horerku(m): 12:05pm On Jun 16, 2023
18 years of age! My time them never born you well, my papa go cripple you. May he rest in peace.

I consider everybody here hailing you as idiots, lowlives, fools and senseless humans cos they have lost the little fear of God they should have. One of the greatest asset a man can have is/are supportive parents. You are meant to love and respect them. OP already figured out he did wrong by speaking back to his father the way he did, that shows the sign of someone with conscience.

Make una sha no forget say, tomorrow, you will also have kids of your own and karma is a very crazy bad bitch. She no dey forget.

OP family is family and your father loves you than your misdeeds, apologize to him proper and make him smile, I pray God lead you right.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by MechanicMike: 12:05pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?


are yu gay? how can u love yor father? wot kinda Gay nonsence talk is this again?

bro are u ok in the head sir? (no ofeince) angry
Re: I Stood Up To My Father by immortalmortal: 12:05pm On Jun 16, 2023
Get the f*ck out of his house and get your house and be coming back whenever you like if you think you are an adult. As long as you are under his roof then you gotta come back early and don't keep late nights. With the way the country is, you're making the man worried sick. You earn enough to get yourself an apartment do so and stop giving the man worries. 13 years ago when I used to still live with my Dad, he would say if you are not back by 8pm don't bother coming back home, just stay whenever you are. But let us know you are not coming home so we don't get worried. It's not safe out there

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by charlesdinho(m): 12:06pm On Jun 16, 2023
at 18 you are still a small boy. your father has the right to question you coming home that late. the society is dangerous... your father only cares about you thats why he is concerned

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by sans17(m): 12:06pm On Jun 16, 2023
The thing is, everyone makes mistakes and our emotions gets the better of us sometimes.

While what happened might make sense to you and you might feel that you are right to at least let your father realize somethings.

It is important to let you know that you were very wrong. I know you did not mean it that way but your father will have a different meaning to it.

Remember that you did not know how your father started his life, married your mother, fathered you, paid hospital bills when your mother was in labor, struggled to get you diapers and send you to school at least to a certain level.

A father is always the father of a child even if he is a mad man roaming on the street.

The best advice you can get is to apologize sincerely to your father, if you are a yoruba man, I would suggest you buy a nice WHITE clothe like lace and present it to him while apologizing, he will understand.

NB: This is in no way FETISH, it is just a traditional thing.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Nobody: 12:07pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?

So because you paid rent at some point does that give you mind to talk to your father like that? Compared to how he took care of you all your 18 years? Even if you're a young adult dosent mean that you know everything. As long as you're still under your fathers roof, he has the right to say his rules and look out for you.


First of all go and apologize to your father immediately

2nd of all if you feel you're now a big man because you're now 18...get an apartment and see how life really is so that no one will hound you for coming late.

If na me be your papa I go decorate your body with pure leather belt and still use the head of the belt to beat you join nonsense

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by ipobarecriminals: 12:08pm On Jun 16, 2023
sad He can't escape it. There's SEED and
HARVEST time.
kernniejay:
Dont forget Karma

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by nnamdiosu(m): 12:09pm On Jun 16, 2023
Your actions show you are still a child. Not just a child, but a foolish one.

I doubt you'll hearken to this advise, but trust me, it's good for you. There are some actions that brings curses upon one, you are towing that line.


Do you know the pain a man feels that he couldn't provide shelter for his family?

Do you know the pain a man feels that it'd his young child that pays the rent and he as a father still stays in the same house.

Now do you know the pain a man feels that his child, after paying rent, tells him to his face that he did so, when he's correcting the son on a wrong action.

Omo you've embarrassed him.

My advise, go to him face down. Beg him to forgive you. Buy him a present. Do so sincerely. Even after he's said it's fine, don't leave, continue.

May God have mercy on you.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SeriouslySense(m): 12:10pm On Jun 16, 2023
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CLATHRIN:


To everyone reading this, don't get married and bear kids if you are not ready to be rational, logical and open minded about the truth. Be ready to kill your ego in order to learn. I was so blind and shortsighted in the past but of course, I grew to learn a lot. I was the type that would condemn a man or woman for getting home by 10pm and above, I would usually ask, what is he or she doing outside by that time of the night? Oh he/she must be cheating or doing something unscrupulous I would always conclude.

Bros, let me tell you, like Paul would say, I want to speak from a logical perspective not necessarily from a spiritual standpoint. This doesn't mean that my opinion is wrong either. I work in a company where we run shifts. I sometimes leave home as early as 4:30am when I am on morning shift and get back home as late(in fact, early if I am able to get taxi's quick enough) as 11:00pm or beyond when I am on noon shift. I never considered this in the past but if you are as blindsided as I was in the past, please make sure you provide jobs for your kids so they wouldn't have to work odd jobs and come home at such late hours.

Many people have destroyed the doggedness in their male children all because they have chosen to be limited by their experiences and stories they've heard. You should have asked him if he'd bear the responsibility if you end up as a failed adult 30 years from now. Many men have failed, are raising failures because of this mindset. It's good that you consider how your actions are perceived by others but can't you have a mind of your own to determine what is good and right for you? I was alway bullied because of my size but I remember getting so huge and big later because I was bulking up and getting toned up. I once weighed around 115kg with toned muscles. Some people complained to my parents and my mom took that up, began to complain about my weight. You know what, during this time, my dad once took me to one of his parcels of land when a bully was trying to encroach into it. When the bully saw me, he was shocked and that was the last I heard of his rants.

Infact, I dey enter as body guard for my papa motor when I dey with am that time if he is carrying huge sum of money. Once he has some huge cash, he'd call and have me come around before he can move out the cash.
Re: I Stood Up To My Father by WorldRichest: 12:10pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?



Go and do a DNA, you are not the son of that man. In a few months time, you will try to beat him up, but, he will beat you mercilessly, and you will end up at the ICU of a university teaching hospital. You think because you paid for the house rent, that has automatically made you the head of the family. Just watch it, that man will soon tell you where he and his wife picked you up from, definitely it was from the gutter down the street

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Nobody: 12:11pm On Jun 16, 2023
nnamdiosu:
Your actions show you are still a child. Not just a child, but a foolish one.

I doubt you'll hearken to this advise, but trust me, it's good for you. There are some actions that brings curses upon one, you are towing that line.


Do you know the pain a man feels that he couldn't provide shelter for his family?

Do you know the pain a man feels that it'd his young child that pays the rent and he as a father still stays in the same house.

Noe do you know the pain a man feels that his child, after paying rent, tells him to his face that he did so, when he's correcting the son on a wrong action.

Omo you've embarrassed him.

My advise, go to him face down. Beg him to forgive you. Buy him a present. So so sincerely. Even after he's said it's fine, don't leave, continue.

May God have mercy on you.

Very bad thing to rub it in his fathers face...all these children that think because they can now easily make money feel that they know everything

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by OvertheTop(m): 12:13pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

But I ended up going to get my charger that was with him, then for the first 5 minutes in he was making sense about why I came home late and I was agreeing to it that it's true

Then all of a sudden he starts saying "what will people think?" "Neighbors are watching" "they'll start saying god forbid, like father like son" "I nor fit let my pikin be like this boy" "which kind family be this, see when their son dey come house?" "People are watching, people are judging" and even more words and it started getting annoying to me, then he said they will say "see when this small pikin dey come house"

It was at that moment that I shut it down, I've never been that way to him but it was so infuriating, I told him I'm not a child I'm 18 which is legal age, I work for my money, I make 50k to 300k a month on my own; no neighbors give me food when I'm hungry, the landlord doesn't clean my eyes when they hurt from viewing my phone too much so I don't give a Bleep what they think of me. I told him to not put all those orientations in my head because it affected me alot when I was younger and it made me timid and shy and scared of being myself or having different opinions and that's what I'm trying to fix in myself and my mindset now.

What I do feel bad about is last year I paid for the house rent and packing when I had alot of money, I brought it up when I was talking to him and said "I paid for this house with my own money so who is landlord or the neighbors for me to be sacred to come in and out of my own home, I know what I did is wrong and I'm sorry but don't put those bad thoughts in my head" I shouldn't have said that though by bringing up what I did for family. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?


What is your Source of Income?
Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Impersonator2: 12:13pm On Jun 16, 2023
bros kudos to you you did well, please i just have one question, can you show me how you made 50-300k a month im interested in that, please

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by ipobarecriminals: 12:14pm On Jun 16, 2023
kernniejay:

This particular boy lacks the discipline you talked about and must certainly be keeping out late in the nights for some shady unclean hustles.
hand go soon touch him. 18 yrs standing up to his father sad.Back in those days, nah to 🏃 go met ur papa friend to beg him on ur behalf/ur elderly ones go flog the demons outta ur head with a good long brownish cane/koboko.Kudos to all peeps born in the 60/70s.This generation sad

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Elsueno: 12:14pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:
My dad is a really good guy, I love him so much and he's gentle most times. Though he gets angry sometimes but he's reasonable about everything he does.

I came home 11:30 which is very late and I knew that and I even hated it too that I came home this late so I was trying to avoid him even when he asked to come to his room because I had a gut feeling that things won't gi right.

. He only called me back and said "don't worry I won't talk to you anymore until I use my own money to pay for the house next time" I didn't say anything because i know I was wrong and nothing good would come out of talking back, I just left his room.



What's your thoughts on the matter?

U better go & apologize my friend, little money U made has started making u disrespecting ur dad...He literally took care of u, till u are d man U think u are....How can u be so irresponsible as to come home close to midnight?... Ur dad only downside was trying to please other people, but u did not need to say what u did to get that point across....

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SeriouslySense(m): 12:14pm On Jun 16, 2023
There is something about that i am 18, and i pay the bills, that i find funny and the way he spoke to the father is clearly wrong, anyway the following generations will show them too. No wahala, black people usually lack patience and understanding.

Lack of understanding is what made HAM get a curse. cool


Exodus15v11:
I'm going to take your Dad's side because he did not speak to you rudely nor angrily, but your own reaction and words (e.g. "...I don't give a bleep/fck what they think of me"wink were rude. You shouldn't have spoken to him in that manner. He really must be gentle because you wouldn't have gotten away speaking to another Nigerian parent so disrespectfully.

Secondly, it's his house, so if he thinks you coming home late will create a negative impression with his neighbors and decided to talk to you about it (and he did so gently, for that matter), he's within his right. He did not deserve the response you gave him. You've a lot of audacity o.

Lastly, if you think you're such a big man at 18 and you've your own money, then kindly leave his house. Living in his house and thinking you can enter at any time you want and then disrespect him further when he expresses his displeasure at that, is unacceptable.

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Re: I Stood Up To My Father by ireke(m): 12:14pm On Jun 16, 2023
DamianDd:


Omoh I guess so, I'll apologize when the time is right.... Let's just give it time. I know him well

Don't give it time o. Don't form for him. You are very wrong to have brought the rent payment up. I say that carefully because I do not have full details about the dynamics of your relationship and his role while you were growing up. However, based on what you narrated here, you are wrong. I am a father, and I would wish I was dead if my son told me what you said to him (in the way you said it). You could have still passed the same message across to him without making him feel that way.

Please apologize to him immediately. Waiting will only make it worse. He may not be in a position to retaliate or punish you but, he is still your father and the least you could do is to strengthen him and boost his morale when he is down.

We all have fathers like that - mine was worse. Unfortunately, by the time I started having children, I realized I was "worser". Not in a horrible way like that but I am a helicopter dad just like my dad before me. The only good thing is that I regularly make up for it with my sweet tongue. I am also able to quickly know when I'm not trusting God enough and getting over-worried, so I just acknowledge my over-worrying to my kids, I apologize, and we move on.

Please apologize to him without reservation and start cultivating ways of encouraging him rather than tear down his self esteem. That is one of the worst things you can do to a reasonable man.

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