Never exactly idolized him but my dad. As a kid I knew he had “quirks” but I still thought he was a regular, okay dad like everyone else. Took my adolescence and 20s to realize he’s just not a good person.
He was never a good husband and father per se, but he really checked out on life when his mom passed away (when I was around 17). I’m 26 now, and I’m nearing the stage of cutting contact with him and calling it.
Divorced my mom last year and is already engaged to this woman who he was clearly seeing while he was still married. There’s no blatant horrible thing. Just a…bad person. He’s very selfish and a terrible communicator. He gave me anxiety as a kid and I’m now seeing all the turmoil he put my mom thru.It’s just not worth it to pretend to have a relationship with him now. Figuring it out each day, but we’ll see ¯_(ツ)_/¯.
Lets get you back to bed grandpa.
My opinion is you should fuck off. Tolerate it.
Never
Libs hate him because he runs circles around them intellectually.
do you know the tolerance Paradoxon?
Why not admire and imitate that middle school teacher who goes above and beyond for his students? Or, what about that retired woman down the street that volunteers a couple of nights a week at the soup kitchen? Or, maybe that fireman who went back into a burning building to find the kid huddling inside a closet?
Very well spoken. Sometimes people who struggle themselves turn out to be most helpful and kind to others because they know how hard life can be by the strictest teacher: Experience.
so if someone commited a crime but there was no witness they couldn't be judged?
So u never met or spoke with her but because of her opinion she's bad?
Lets get you back to bed grandpa.
My opinion is you should fuck off. Tolerate it.
Never
Libs hate him because he runs circles around them intellectually.
do you know the tolerance Paradoxon?
Why not admire and imitate that middle school teacher who goes above and beyond for his students? Or, what about that retired woman down the street that volunteers a couple of nights a week at the soup kitchen? Or, maybe that fireman who went back into a burning building to find the kid huddling inside a closet?
Very well spoken. Sometimes people who struggle themselves turn out to be most helpful and kind to others because they know how hard life can be by the strictest teacher: Experience.
so if someone commited a crime but there was no witness they couldn't be judged?
So u never met or spoke with her but because of her opinion she's bad?