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Re: A questions for Dads
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Posted by Bob on January 29, 2004 at 16:59:22 from (66.163.134.177):
In Reply to: A questions for Dads posted by Youngster on January 29, 2004 at 14:56:15:
Y'ster, I don't know why your dad treats you and your brother so differently. He may not know why, either, or he may have reasons. (The rest of the story!) You have so few short years of adolescense left living at home, try to may the best of it. Try to do what he asks of you, and respect him, and if necessary, stay out of his way at times. You will be grown up soon, and better realize for youself your Dad's motives, and even if he is actually the world's worst Dad, some day when he passes on, you will miss him, and wish you could share even one more hour with him. There are always those questions you wish you would have asked, and never did. Good Luck! (Been there, done that, still miss the old man, even though we had almost nothing in common.)
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