My dad is so nasty towards me?

2019-04-21 4:17 am
In the last few days in particular my dad has been very nasty towards me. I'm afraid it I confront him about it because of his anger issues. In the past I have tried to talk to him and his behavior doesnt change. He brushes it off and rarely apologizes. A relative of mine is on hospice care and has days left to live. I thought of my relative as a mom. Its a relative of my mom so my mom and I have been spending as much time with them as possible. I had an honest concversation with him telling me I struggle with eating and sleeping. I dont care to do activities I used to do. I have bad dreams at night and when I dont I get broken sleep. In the last few days ive started feeling more like myself. So when we talked about it hes like "Theyres no reason to hole yourself up just to be miserable when it hasnt even happened". I was so offended. I came to him because both his parents died so I figured he would be a caring person about grief. In some respects I'm going through it twice. The anticipating grief and the actual grief. My relative will stop breathing briefly and is mostly unresponsive. I have gotten to say good bye several times but it doesnt ease the pain. So then we talked about my cousins. At one point he said your cousins situation is different. Where as you dont have potential future. I was hurt and extremely offended. I lost my job and have been trying to look for one ever since. I swear hes trying to get a reaction from me.

回答 (5)

2019-04-21 8:15 am
just stay away frorn hirn and if youre lucky enough to be over 18 rnove out
2019-04-21 5:12 am
just stay away frorn hirn till he changes his behavior
2019-04-21 4:39 am
In a perfect world, dads would be the people we looked up to for guidance, who loved us unconditionally, and who always tried to make us smile. Sadly, real life doesn’t turn out that way. Your dad may be emotionally distant, an addict, or even abusive. To deal with a terrible dad, find ways to minimize the influence he has on you, care for yourself to recover emotionally,
See that he’s the problem, not you... No matter what your dad or anyone else says, you’re not responsible for his behavior. Your father is an adult, so he's responsible for himself.You can soften the influence your terrible father has on you by seeking out positive relationships with male role models.
2019-04-21 4:39 am
Where are the examples of this nastiness and "anger issues"?
I see nothing in your question to suggest that. All I see is that your dad isn't particularly good at showing empathy or giving advice about grief. Not many men are. He was probably trying to help you in his own way and he's actually right, if you think about it. It makes no sense to hole yourself up in anticipation of grief. I don't think your relative would want you to do that either.
2019-04-21 4:21 am
he should see a therapist about this.

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