What is your relationship with your dad?

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If the man died in an accident, I wouldn't complain - you certainly couldn't pin it on me.

The only reason he'll make it through is because I respect my mother's wishes for me to not go down a dark path giving him the what's what over the bullshit he pulled on her since I was born.
 
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FedPostalService said:
I envy the father issue faggots of the thread.
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You are a faggot. You were given a beautiful gift in life, and instead of going out there and improving yourself, you're sitting at home bitching about not living up to expectations.

Is daddy proud of what you've become?
 
Lithuophile said:
You are a faggot. You were given a beautiful gift in life, and instead of going out there and improving yourself, you're sitting at home bitching about not living up to expectations.

Is daddy proud of what you've become?
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Don’t you know what a joke is, you autistic faggot?

Your father was right to hate you. I bet he hated the sex he had with you too.
 
He's dead. Before that, good. He let me be, never pushed me into anything, never hit me. Never talked down. You could call that motherfucker in the middle of the night if you were in trouble wherever you were and he would come pick you up and no whining about nothing. We'd roll some tobacco and shoot the shit. He actually went with me and my buds to see Guns n Roses and liked it. Illusion world tour, they were superstars then. About that to get the tickets you had to sleep over in front of the place selling them starting the next day the gig was this popular. Sold out in like five minutes or so. Selling place was located at a train station. So we went there and got fucked up on booze and drugs and shit. At about 4am we see a guy walking kinda in the distance and we started running after him to hurt him. This kinda of a night. Guy runs. The running must have sobered me up a bit when we close in I recognize this guy, it's my dad. I stop my friends. Dad stops running. Turns around. Says hi guys I just came by with some flasks of coffee to keep you awake. Does not make a scene. Never a word about it. Stays with us for a while being a guy. Not a pussy or angry or whatnot. He would have probably taken out half the group running after him. Not afraid not weak. Smart man. I was damn lucky knowing him.
 
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FedPostalService said:
Kill yourself xxx
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With an attitude like that, I'm not surprised you've failed your way through life.

Sorry you have stick arms, brohammed, but that shouldn't prevent you from getting a job (other than male stripper). I heard they're always hiring tards at the retirement home.
 
Lithuophile said:
With an attitude like that, I'm not surprised you've failed your way through life.

Sorry you have stick arms, brohammed, but that shouldn't prevent you from getting a job (other than male stripper). I heard they're always hiring tards at the retirement home.
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At least I’m not on the internet bitching about my dad :really:
 
FedPostalService said:
You’re a grown man sincerely crying about his dad on the internet. So much so you went into a rage at a joke.

Your dad is right about you.
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I never mentioned my dad. I'm talking about how gay you sound typing all that shit out.

Hit the gym nigger. It'll put some testosterone in your fingers
 
He's a painfully normal guy with abnormal kids. We care about each other and feel a sense of familial duty and all that, but we're not especially close because we have virtually nothing in common.

Ever since I was young, the best times with my dad have always been when there's some kind of project or other work to get done because we can talk about the task at hand, rather than awkwardly attempting to relate to each other personally.
 
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He’s a weird mix of boomer stereotype and old school nerd. Very conservative Baptist Christian but also loves Monty Python, D&D and 80s CRPGs (Might & Magic being his favorite game series) we’re not much alike religiously (I’m agnostic) or politically (libertarian) but we have our nerdy interests in common and are able to discuss social and political issues civilly and respectfully, which I appreciate. We get along very well.
 
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Mixed but mostly positive, He's very much of an old boomer man that loves movies, classic car shows, and gardening. Born at the right time that he could afford a lot of fun stuff despite not having all that great employment.

He was very active in the life of his kids. He wanted me and my brother to have the funnest childhood he could provide. We went on a lot of bicycling and skiing trips together. Got to rode on the back of his motorcycle on these mini rode trips every now and then on what was essentially a seat that would have made any child protective service squeal. Went to the now sadly closed roller rink nearly every week when I was really small. He signed us up for many afterschool activities.

With all that said he is also a man of very short temper. It really did not take much to piss him off especially when yard work was concern. He would always have a long repetitive apology an hour or two after in true Minnesota fashion. I think he only got physical maybe once (force feeding a 7 year old a spaghetti dinner he was not hungry for was not cool). I think my favorite moment with him was when he took a (I think I was in at the time) kindergartener and a 2nd grader to a rated R movie by accident.

I still see him nearly every day. While we don't agree on much I still overall love him.
 
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Guess I should share since I started both threads

pretty good guy. Very strong, a man of action rather than words. Was kinda uninvolved in my upbringing; he wasn't emotionally mature enough to have children yet and didn't really know how to interact with us. But he sure as hell tried. I get my positive and negative traits from him. Wish we called more often. He CAN and WILL kick your ass.
 
It’s really good! Last year he and I went on a trip to his ancestral home. Every week I go to his house and help him with yard work. I love my dad
 
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It's better to think about my dad like an uncle.
 
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