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| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 12:52pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
mariahAngel:That is not dishonour. We are applying stat here darling. Oyibo man is not using such words to rule us by proxy. They use empirical research by renowned psychologists. We are still babies in this world. That's why they are still guiding us. Now, somebody is doing the right thing and we are saying dishonour. Who has that helped? Guy was triggered. Read his post. His dad brought out his demon. He has been battling this same emptiness as a child courtesy of his dad( psychological trauma). Nobody saw that here except one guy. Everybody was on about his dad, his dad. What about him. He will take over from his dad but as what? His dad said he don't want him to be like him but he is doing exactly that! That guy is a man at 18. (Some 30 something yrs old are here from mor till night begging. Some are already calling him yahoo boy. Yet they are here 247) He reminded his dad he paid the house rent cos he want the dad to see him as a man with responsibility. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Acidosis(m): 12:53pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
"Children of nowadays..." |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by PoliteActivist: 12:57pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
SeriouslySense:As long as the values don't impinge on his very humanity vis-à-vis constantly hearing he should live his life entirely on the basis of what people may think |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 12:57pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
SeriouslySense:What matters on the post which made me to contribute is where he said this reminded him of when he was a child and it made him shy and timid. My dear, in a developed country, this is very weighty and he will be assigned a psychologist. And this triggered his outburst. You guys should read and comprehend. I love that guy already cos at 18, he already know what caused psychological problem to him while many of us still don't know why we hate ourselves so much and are always very aggressive. His intelligence quotient is high. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by seanery: 1:00pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
FOLLISH SON YOU HAVE BROUGHT CURSE UPON YOURSELF |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SeriouslySense(m): 1:00pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
i am not disregarding his arguments, i am simply pointing his mistakes. Rebelling is not always intelligence. Assertion is not always what it seems. Is it something to brag about, is it something to emphasize because its trending. If he is growing and he is becoming confident as a man, that's applaudable, yes he should, but if he feels he cannot follow the rules in the house, he can move out and quietly and respectful thank and appreciate his father and go in peace. ![]() he made a good points, but is about just sounding right. descarado: |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by albert2512: 1:03pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:I don't know what those encouraging are up to but you are very wrong and you need to meet him and knee and apologize. A lot is running through his mind and bigger than all these things you wrote. You can make your point by not disrespecting him the more( as if coming late to a house headed by a responsible man is not disrespectful enought). I am way older than you(twice older than you) but any time I visit home, I don't go home late. If I know I would be late, I would rather inform my dad that I would be staying over at a friend's place. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 1:08pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
SeriouslySense:He didn't make any mistake at all His father will learn to talk respectfully around him. The boy is now a man. Read his post again but this time, apply simple reasoning without emotions and see he did the right thing there. He started by saying he love his dad and he is a good man. Common, give this guy his due respect and applaud him. He knew what he did was wrong and was avoiding his father. Has never been out late before. He eventually went to dad and explained why he was late and apologised. Dad wasn't even afraid he may have been kidnapped or had an accident BUT, what nebors will say. That was when he lost it cos it TRIGGERED something. After what happened, he started feeling remorseful. Every action has a corresponding reac6ion. Had the dad not trigger him, he wouldn't have made that statement. If you go to the court of law, who throw the first stone matters, this time, the dad. That he is the dad doesn't count. Dad disrespected him first. His nebors are more important to him. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Godsown0: 1:10pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:You make 50-300k monthly? Pls I won't mind you showing me the way, you are a man 💪 |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SeriouslySense(m): 1:11pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
If you say so, everybody is right nowadays, and they cannot see any mistake in what they do, i really dont' even care these days, this is why i love animals. . And i care seriously for animals. At this point, i concede, you have won the argument. Very good debater. ![]() It is simple, lets not complicate it, if he cannot adhere to the rules, he can move out. He is still under his fathers roof [font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] descarado: |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by cobby14(m): 1:11pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
Your dad was just being a typical African dad, you were supposed to act like the son he know you to be but deep down na you know the man you be. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by blaise26abj(m): 1:12pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:Please NEVER say it is wrong to come home late . It wasn’t like you went to drink . Work made you come home late . Some life changing deals are made in the dead of the night . It is good that you stood up to your dad on that issue . That kind of mentality is very limiting and people who are manipulative will use it against you . |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by kokorokoman: 1:13pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
LikeAking:baba you know say we done first get banter before sha. even if you are 40 years old man and you are under your father's roof if you come home by 12 midnight every father have the right to question you not to talk of a teenager wey never know anythng for life sef. not that the father was even harsh to him with words, what the dad even said to him were the kindest words any man can use to caution his teen child. why my teenage son go come home 12 midnight i go come dey use mouth tell am about what neighbors will think, the action i go take againt am is better left unsaid. no be say na work you go, no be say dem send you message, no be say you even call home say you go come late. i swear this kind yeye pikin cannot look directly into the eyes of his age mates o. na your papa you wan take practice confidence, mugu. i just a teenager with a bloated ego because of small small money wey he don dey see, the way he stated how much he earns and had to even mention that he paid for packing join house rent tells much about him, the one wey pain me pass na the packing wey he still go mention join. for your info, an 18 year old in my neigborhood in benin city spent 6 million naira in treating his mum of cancer, had to fly her outside nigeria. 18 year olds don dey buy cars and build houses and you dey here dey talk nonsense. the thing just pain me for body like say na me be him papa. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 1:14pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
PoliteActivist:Thank you. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by S1mpl3Guy: 1:15pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
Children of nowadays, where are you seeing #50 - #300k per month at 18 years old if not 419. Better do quick and pack your load. After following yansh till 11pm you'll now be raising voice for your father. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by DEBJOCH1(m): 1:16pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
descarado:YOU SEE WHAT WE ARE SAYING!!, A SILLY BRAT WHO KNOWS LITTLE OR NOTHING ABOUT LIFE, I SEE, YOU ARE FULL OF EGO AND LACK RESPECT TO ANY ONE, LITTLE WONDER YOU CAN CONDESCEND AGAINST YOUR FATHER WHO GAVE YOU LIFE, IF YOU LIKE INSULT ME, I WONT TAKE IT SERIOUS, BECAUSE IT'S IN YOU, IS AN INBUILT THING. GRACIAS. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Noble4life(m): 1:16pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:No worry, you go soon get your own children. Mr rich boy...... |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by qtx(m): 1:17pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:You want freedom bc u have started making money right? Even though you are upto 18 and makes money, bros you are still young and needs fatherly advise. I am sure from the way your post sounds, even if your dad had not mentioned anything about what people will say, you would have had something to hold your hand and revolt. afterall , you didnt say what you were outside till that time doing. My brother that freedom you are looking for i hope you dont get and later start regreting. What fathers sometimes sit down and see, young children climbing storey building cant see it. Whether born in in the 30s, 40s, 50s and earlier, a father's good avise is helpful. Everything is not about i am old enough and i make my own money. Forget what most people here on nairaland are encouraging you supporting how you stood against his advise. If you one day go out and return late and (God forbid) something bad happens, this people gingering you here wont be there to support but your father . Be wise. Rethink. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by LARRYOBRAIN(m): 1:18pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
Respect your father and pick the corrections he what he told you. Small money enter your hand, you dey buga your father. When you son do it to you, you go understand. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 1:20pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
SeriouslySense:It is not an argument dear. I give out facts as its obtainable everywhere except countries with low iq like us. I am a parent and live in a civilised society. Do not all in the name of discipline make your child lack confidence. The best gift you give your child is not education or money but confidence. With that, the sky is beneath him. That is what separates us with the West or developed countries. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by DrDunamis(m): 1:21pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:Young man make you sha no die young ooh... Regardless of what he said or what happened you were in no right to talk to your father that way. Honour your father and mother that your days maybe long. This was gross dishonour and disrespect. Yes, most of what he said and how he said it was wrong but two wrongs does not make a right. What you said in itself isn't actually wrong but you said it with the wrong attitude and the wrong way so it makes it all wrong. Firstly, apologise to your dad for your outburst and promise never to try it a again. Secondly,with all diligence and humility explain to your dad that the opinions of the neighbours don't count in your lives and ensure you don't say it in such a way like you are trying to teach him. Let it be suggestive. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SeriouslySense(m): 1:23pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
Okay fine, I agree, to some extent what you say, but, won't you be concerned for you child, if they are in Nigeria, and they are coming home so late. I would be concerned if I am the father, but if we are in safe country in the western world, I probably would not be bothered. Is not like the people in Nigeria, are sane or have high IQ, like in the west of other countries, some believe in rituals, others believe in extreme beliefs, some depend on kidnapping and some believe its okay to kill others in the name of religion and other ideologies. I would be concerned, and you don't know the dangers in that environment. I myself i like walking out anytime of the day, but i cannot try that in Nigeria seriously, and when i walk out at nights, its because its a beautiful thing not because i am looking to rape or rob someone, and i understand what he is saying as a Son. But , sometimes, we just have to listen more.descarado: |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by prophetfire: 1:23pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:Small Bro. You did wrong. You don't talk back at your father in that condition. If you have a different opinion, you go back later and talk about it in a father and son discussion. You don't because you helped out with the rent, talk back at him. Don't let your father bear pain in his heart about you. Know that he's from a different generation and you have to put that into consideration. Go back to him and kneel and apologize. That's the right thing to do. Don't follow this generation of people that don't regard anything sacred or noble. Go back and make it right. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by sholay2011(m): 1:23pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
So, why did you come home late? Silly child. 18 forming man... |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Hotice085: 1:25pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:Your dad respect you and he has every right to talk to you the way he feels inside his house whether you pay the rent or not If your conscience isn't pricking you I don't think you will be here seeking others opinion You are a good chap but learn to avoid putting yourself in this kind of position again, always do and say to your father what you would like your kids do and say to you |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Assetosky(m): 1:25pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
You just hurt your father's pride and ego. He won't forget this and might never advice you again |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by ALLNIGERIANSMAD(m): 1:26pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DamianDd:you disrespected and insulted your own father or is he your step dad? And you came here to ask me my thought! Ok since you ask me, let me give you answer, you said you are 18, let's assume you are 30, anyone who disrespect his/her father, is will never be well with such child. That's my thought. So go back to your dad and beg him to forgive you and bless you back again maybe you will find favour |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by prophetfire: 1:27pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
LikeAking:Aren't you a lost case? |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by descarado: 1:30pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
DrDunamis:Are you afraid of death? Why will he apologise? Cos he is the father. We keep on allowing parents box us into corners and see that as acceptable. It is not. Parents ought to know their limit. Heck, my parents never boxed me into corners neither will I do that to my kids. He came late and apologised. This man will push him into the hands of what he was afraid of. He the father should apologise. Oh, we live in a country where parents never apologise. Mine always apologise cos nobody is above mistake. I apologise to my kids. In fact, I don't hesitate to apologise for the littlest thing. That is how it should be. Parents act like mini God in Nigeria. So entitled. |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by DrSam4(m): 1:30pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
Please bro, what's the job fetching you the money? Thanks DamianDd: |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by SangoOlukosoOba(m): 1:32pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
PoliteActivist:So he is immune to gunshot at 18. When I said I was amputate that son, did you think I was talking about fighting? Who fights with punches in 2023? Oh! So because his dad is poor, that’s why he has a right to stand-up to his dad? If his dad was rich, he shouldn’t have done that? Not surprised, that’s the world where we find ourselves today, money over values! Why I am always an advocate of flogging! It sets boundaries right before that age! |
| Re: I Stood Up To My Father by Joybeau: 1:34pm On Jun 16, 2023 |
@Op You are a nice person for recognizing you hurt your dad by bruising his ego. Whatever we do for family should exempt you from your parents' guide. I understand your position very well because I'm equally a young generation like you but older than you are sha. I know exactly what you are going through. Don't transfer the aggression on your dad. It's a passing stage. You will certainly find a common ground between your family values and the societal value. You're in conflict. The good values our parents instilled in us is not stereotypical of the conventional society. The reason some good children go haywire because when they try to apply their home principle in life, it's in contrast with societal fast life. You're reforming your self trying to break through in the society. You're a man already but be a good man. Don't dispel your home values. Apply wisdom in navigating through life. The reason you're an adult now, you're now making use of your reasoning abilities. Nevertheless, find a private time to apologise to your dad. As long as you are with them, they will always correct you. My younger brother will sneak into the house whenever he's late because he's trying to avoid parent's usual advice. Sometimes it's just inevitable. Don't talk back at him again whenever you're home late |
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