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How is your relation with your dad? we not hostile but quite awkward with close to zero interaction

Living with my dad has always been an interesting experience, especially when it comes to his unique approach to organizing his belongings. To say his system is chaotic would be an understatement. He has this uncanny habit of keeping everything—valuable items, broken gadgets, sentimental keepsakes, and completely useless junk—all jumbled together in multiple random spots around the house.

It’s not just the clutter that’s challenging; it’s the drama that comes with it. On more occasions than I can count, he’s accused someone—usually me or another family member—of throwing away something he “desperately” needs. But here’s the kicker: his missing items are almost never actually lost. They’re just buried somewhere deep in the labyrinth of his disorganized hoard.

Trying to find anything in his chaotic stash feels like going on a treasure hunt where the map is constantly changing. And when the rare moment comes where wedofind the “missing” item, he often shrugs it off, as if the hours of searching were no big deal.

Here is the thing,as vengefull teenage im so furious and enough with his scapegoat everyone of throwing his beloging behavior.When i found out the he had the only one piece of original spare key to his beloved e34 five series that comes with user manual that store within one of his disorganise hard drawer i purposely stole it and knowing it cost a fortune to duplicate one if he lost the only one other existing key he use to daily drive the car and he does lost it.

Fast forward month or year later he lost the key and spend god know how much he spend to replace entire ignition and all 4 door eith trunk lock system because from i heard dealer quote for cost duplicate without original key as template is way more expensive and im happy to cause him break a hole in wallet.So bad later he found that spare key i hidden in my bedroom,from then on he assume all the years the accusation is true all his belonging does not disappear on his false,it is all i the one throw away but im already have no credit justify my innocense because one stupid big mistake i done.

Till now is almost 20 years later,this misunderstanding gap between us is remain.Im not bother to put effort to make relation better.

Im already move out to live in my own,only visit parent occationly.But usually with him and mom presence im only chat with mom.
exexec · 61-69, C
My father was one of my best friends. He is gone, and I really miss having meaningful conversations with him.
NinaSophia · 16-17, FNew
My biological father is not in my life anymore and left long ago.

But my stepdad is filling that role for 10 years now and I am so thankful for all he did for me and my mother. He is the best father imaginable, the most loving and supporting man I know.
In my eyes he is my real dad 😊💕
RedBaron · M
I visit him in the cemetery every so often. My mom is there too.

It’s better now than when he was alive.
we have a very good relationship
UsernameAlreadyInUse · 26-30, M
AngelUnforgiven · 46-50, F
My dad passed away. But he was pretty awesome. I have some great memories. I often burst out laughing thinking about the time at church when he pulled out a pair of my mom's underwear and wiped his face thinking it was a hankerchief 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I miss him a lot.

It is said that someone's importance or value is known when someone is away from us or leaves us for the rest of our life.
Jexie · 26-30, F
We don't interact much either but we have a cordial relationship

 
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