Kids: Today, and for the fifth week in a row, my dad has been moping...

SuperFail55 2 October 2013, 00:33 Oconomowoc, United States

Today, and for the fifth week in a row, my dad has been moping around and acting pissy about everything because his psycho girlfriend won't talk to him. He now claims his life is over. I'm being raised by a teenage girl. FML

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SuperFail55 10

3 October 2013, 04:59

Thanks for all the comforting comments. I just thought that I should clear some things up. First of all, as much as I agree that men are just as entitled to their emotions as women I wanted to clarify that naturally he is NOT an emotional man at all. So it is just weird to have him acting so... hormonal. As some of you were wondering it isn't so much impairing his ability to be a parent as it is just not fun to be around him. Also being a teenage girl and having teenage girl friends we can be very melodramatic about relationships and so that's why I used that analogy (cough cough #'s 37 and 38 cough cough.)

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Wakachulak 22

2 October 2013, 10:23

Your last sentence sums it up perfectly

Gmoney12 18

2 October 2013, 10:29

Maybe you should give him the "man the **** up" talk.

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jdeezy01 13

2 October 2013, 17:53

Just wait till he starts saying "I hate you." Or "you ruined my life!"

love_me_electric 20

2 October 2013, 19:28

I'm disappointed that this was posted by a woman. Couldn't you have just said teenager? By specifying that he's acting like a girl you're enforcing the stereotype that women are always overly-sensitive about everything.

queerdragon 20

2 October 2013, 19:32

I am disappointed they said teenager. It is just reinforcing the stereotype that all teenagers are love sick and pathetic.

Demoniq 25

3 October 2013, 13:18

So you are going to get offended if someone uses an analogy such as, 'As loyal as a dog' if you don't own a particularly loyal dog? Just because you take offense, does not mean you're right.

raychiild 4

3 October 2013, 19:59

WE ARE!

Mike09220 14

3 October 2013, 23:40

I love the fact that in moaning about this use of a so called stereotype, you have just further reinforced the stereotype.

Drag0nb0rn 22

4 October 2013, 00:27

As a teenage boy with lots of friends that are teenage girls most of them are very hormonal and emotional and I can also say lots of teenagers are love sick and pathetic

Darkblade21 20

4 October 2013, 05:41

I'm disappointed in you for carrying out the whiny feminist stereotype.

br00kr 22

5 October 2013, 13:31

Thats because we are over sensitive about a lot of things. Like we can't even get along with each because of stupid jealousy and the thoughts that your body or personality is better than somebody else

wafflefriez91 17

7 October 2013, 10:38

Oh pull the tampon out.

Maxgolub 13

10 October 2013, 06:42

Nine times out of ten, they are

krissiann 2

2 November 2013, 22:20

Oh no! The irony is killing me. Are you really throwing a hissy fit over the internet about girls being overly sensitive? You were offended by the phrase "teenage girl". Maybe people would stop thinking this if you stopped proving them oh-so right.

tylercarolinex 21

11 July 2015, 00:42

You're such a hypocrite, you're being overly sensitive about a reference steryotyping girls being over sensitive..

stfuwtf 21

17 September 2016, 21:33

ITS BECAUSE WE ARE I SWEAR IM 15 AND ALL THE EMOTIONAL SHIT THAT HAPPENS TO GIRLS IS CONFUSING I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND MY OWN EMOTIONS SO HUSH YOURSELF!