Grown-ass man
Today, my 61 year-old father snatched a letter from my hands and threw four different fits because he misread it four different times, then yelled at me for "not reading it properly." I had to explain it to him. FML
Today, my 61 year-old father snatched a letter from my hands and threw four different fits because he misread it four different times, then yelled at me for "not reading it properly." I had to explain it to him. FML
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Today, my dad accused me of being illiterate when I used a word he'd never heard of, saying it sounded like lazy slang, and that it wasn't a real word. He then yelled at me for being a "smartass who's always right" when I read aloud the definition from his 1978 copy of Webster's dictionary. Guess he's not enthused. FML
Today, my dad yelled at me for being irresponsible while he watched me fold his laundry. FML
Today, my dad told me I was folding my laundry all wrong. I said with a smirk, "A little clothes-minded, are we?" He slapped me. Hard. FML
Today, I found out that my dad, thinking it was an advertisement, threw away a letter from the college I applied to. FML
Today, my dad found and read my diary. Most of the entries were about how my father didn't respect my privacy. Then he phoned my aunt and read her passages from it. FML
Today, I heard from my dad for the first time in over six months. It was through Facebook, in a message blaming my brothers and me for his horrible life, and in which he spelled my name wrong. FML
Today, I received a text from my dad, which was borderline-incomprehensible due to an insane amount of text language. I replied, jokingly asked if he had a stroke while writing it. A few seconds after hitting send, I remembered the stroke he suffered last month. FML
Today, my dad woke me up in a panic at five to ten in the morning, because he couldn't figure out how to type the "@" in an e-mail address. FML
Today, I have been teaching my 5 year-old step-daughter how to read and write. She came bounding up to me with a piece of paper and said, "look what I did". It was a letter that said "My dad misses my real mommy, not you". FML
Today, I'm mad at my dad for forgetting it's my birthday. He's mad at me for not reminding him. FML
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TomeDr 24
You might want him to see a doctor. If this is out of character, he might have some neurological issues.
IHaveThePower 16
OP here. No, this is normal--he just throws temper tantrums whenever things are mildly annoying or confusing. He's done it as long as I can remember. I have no idea why my mother married him, or doesn't divorce him. It's like having a really big three-year-old in the house...
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TomeDr 24
You might want him to see a doctor. If this is out of character, he might have some neurological issues.
IHaveThePower 16
OP here. No, this is normal--he just throws temper tantrums whenever things are mildly annoying or confusing. He's done it as long as I can remember. I have no idea why my mother married him, or doesn't divorce him. It's like having a really big three-year-old in the house...