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YoshiPikachu
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27 May 2011, 6:07 pm

My dad is really annoying. So I invited my brother over! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: For real. He gets on everybodys nerves. Me and my brother have different dad too by the way. I think it sounds really mean and wrong, but really, he annoyings me sooo much that I wanted to get back at him.


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27 May 2011, 8:37 pm

could you explain how your dad is annoying?



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28 May 2011, 1:30 pm

He has not had a job since I was in 8th grade which was in 2005. He complains about everything and if some esle does the same thing he yells at them.


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28 May 2011, 2:30 pm

"My dad is soooo annoying."

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28 May 2011, 3:47 pm

My dad is the same. He is unemployed as well, and complains a lot, even though the behaviors he dislikes in other people are things that he does himself. He is actually the reason I isolate so much. He sits on the couch all day playing ipod games, and so I avoid going downstairs and spend my days in my bedroom.



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28 May 2011, 3:52 pm

My dad is annoying, but in a totally different way. He works too much, and then whenever he doesn't have to work he wants to spend all of his time with me. I go from never seeing him at all for two months to having him right next to me constantly for a week. It drives me nuts.


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28 May 2011, 6:24 pm

It IS hard dealing with hypocritical behavior. But it could be that he dislikes when you (or others) show certain behaviors because they remind him of himself. Chances are, he's not proud of them and it is hard facing "yourself". I am finding this raising my son.
If my husband was out of work for six years, I can't imagine how helpless he would feel...even if there was a legitimate reason for being out of work.

Keep in mind, we only know as much about people (even those we live with) as they want us to know. You have no idea what is in his head, and we all know how messed up our heads feel sometimes, and how hard it is to keep a normal front for the world.

My advice, stay out of each others ways. Give him the respect that you want for yourself, and I am sure that you will receive the same. If not, then I would say there was a problem.


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29 May 2011, 10:34 am

He has not tried to get a job.


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