Dad being stuck up as usual

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The older I seem to get, the more difficult it is to communicate online.

as you know, recently, I had some issues with family and school and whatnot. I got back Mid-May, though it wasn't easy. The train took way longer than expected; clocking in at 12 hours and I wasn't able to get home until 4am in the morning.

Overtime, I did job hunting, but I couldn't seem to find a job yet. The first week I was here I was very sick. Next week just a much and my folks didn't seem too proud of me coming back home from a sh***y semester, especially when we're trying to rummage on my college algebra and pre-calc courses that I'm behind in. Well, mainly for the former.

However, just recently, my mother told me that she and dad were getting a divorce. Of course, this made me very upset and caused all sorts of tension between everybody. However, it's yet to be clarified.

This week, there was an issue with our neighbors garbage. We live adjacent to them in a walk up and they seemed to have left their garbage next to their door. So I brought it down and left a note telling them to bring their garbage down next time so they wouldn't stink up the whole place. Today, my sister found the note and said that that was mean or whatever so she left it on the counter. I didn't bother with it because it wasn't that big of a deal to me anyways. It's not that I'm being selfish or whatever. It's just that I left a note. Big whoop. However, when my dad came in, I was reminded how much it sucked telling everything to him because he always makes a big deal out of it. When he saw the note, he said it was inappropriate and that I needed to wake up. Dude should just take his own advice and shove it right up his @$$ for all I know. When I tried to explain it to him, all he did was bring it down so I brought up how he always ignores others and never says hi to anyone and then we both exchanged swears and then I left until mom came home. I didn't have my phone because it doesn't charge so I stuck around until he stopped giving a sh*t about me. When I saw mom, I explained to her the situation and how being in college taught me to stand my ground and not be a doormat to anybody and that it wasn't them who left the garbage, but her. More input on this later.