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Getting this off my chest... [Long] - Νinja - 07-15-2013 Before you post, realize, I don't want help, I don't want support. I just want to get this off my chest. I don't want to repair my relationship with my father, nor do I want to even let him know how I really feel or think. I just wish to shut him out after I go to college. Quote:You question my selfishness, I question my existence. Not in a suicidal way, but agnostically. You query as to why I only care about myself, and hate my 'excuses'. Yet you're the freakin one making excuses. You never think you're the problem in my life. You're the freakin one who's made me like this. You say other kids help their parents, yet I've never had the freakin opportunity when you've always been independent, only home for dinner. You wonder why I am the way I am when it's the only logical outcome spending years independently, only having to care for myself. Why should I start now dad? Having spent years caring for myself, in the shadow of my brother, always getting attention for his bullshit disorders. I believe I was forced to be this way. As a child my daily routine was school, dinner, bed. I barely had a father figure around, only to pay my bills and be that invisible inspiration. As a child, one respects and wishes to be their father. You were always gone, working. How was I supposed to take that as a illogical child? I clearly thought you were only caring about yourself by barely being there. Clearly, as a role model, that would have spread to me. As a child, I was always guided to be independent, and doing-so, I was often questioned as being selfish, yet I was trying to remove the need for anyone else, the dependency, so I could be self-sufficient, like you. I do things on my own, get good grades because I'm independent. That's what you taught me as a father, independence. I wasn't ever able to do much for you, because you were hardly around. I was with my brother and mother. My brother, I had hidden jealousy for because he was always with his friends, I felt he was the favorite because he was always talked about, always the center of attention with his 'disorders', 'problems', and other bullshit. Following jealousy came resentment. Living with resentment towards my brother, and soon-to-come mother, after I left her house. Not only was MIA father a factor, but forcing me to move back in with Mom, surely didn't help. That only made me resent and believe you didn't care about me more. Barely seeing my father, only for dinner, the man paying the bills, the supposed 'role-model'. For you to not see why I am the way I am is freakin pathetic. You're the one making excuses. You think I'm a little crap who only cares about himself, yet you're not questioning yourself. You think you're and were doing your job by providing for us, yet, all I really needed was your attention and guidance. By pestering and pressuring for good grades, that was the most important thing to me in my youth. Having such a high pressure of maintaining good grades, MIA father, and resentment... You think you 'know' me. But clearly you freakin don't. Having no one to rely on for 'emotional' support, but to keep it bottled up, I'd have resentment for just about anyone. Forcing me to go to therapy, only made it worse. It only made me hate everyone and everything. It only made me care less and less about everything and everybody. My favorite masks to wear are happiness, gratitude, and love. When you ask if I plan to take care of you when you're old, and needy. That just makes me freakin scream. Mother was the one, i think, who was always taking care of me, you're the one who wanted the abortion. You hardly took care of me, so why should I? |