It's fine, I'll walk
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He's trying to tell you to walk home
YDI, maybe, just maybe your dad likes his beard and was tired of hearing you complain.
Trying to tell your dad not to embarrass you is a guaranteed way to get him to troll you. Remember that us fathers have been embarrassed many times and have learned how to be a master.
It's not about embarrassing the kids, it's about making them deal with it and maybe they learn something out of it. If you can't deal with a little embarrassment then you're screwed later in life.
I understand that, but to me it just seems cruel. In this exact FML, it was completely deserved. The OPs name is "asshole dad" but he was more of an asshole than anything. I guess I feel how I do because the only time my mother embarrassed me was when she was drunk and we were in public. It was horrifying. Not just your typical parental stuff. Thankfully she's sober now and I'm an adult so it's a totally different scenario. I don't know. Down vote me if you must, I just can't feel any different about it.
I understand what you're saying 44. It's one thing for the parent to embarrass the child by simply being who they are or dressing how they dress, in that case the kid needs to get over it. But when a parent purposely goes out of their way to embarrass their kid and the kid doesn't find it funny and is actually mortified, then that can be frustrating and hurtful to the kid. I think it depends on the kids sense of humour, personality, and whether they have lots of friends or not. If a kid is super shy, with low self esteem and no friends, then embarrassing them can be devastating and have a negative impact. But for your average, good humoured, high self esteemed, kid with lots of friends, then it can be funny and not negatively impact the kid or their social standing in any way. Depends on the kid and the situation in my opinion, but I do get what you're saying. And your specific situation was pretty horrible and was probably pretty damaging.
Are you REALLY surprised that your dad is trolling you? I mean, that's a dads responsibility
Anytime you ask a dad to stop doing something that's embarrassing you, he will, only to find something more embarrassing. Lesson learned OP
Hey, dad, please change who you are and something you like about yourself so the idiots I'll never see after I graduate feel better. Thanks.
EXACTLY. *upvotes*
So true. The school years can be so hard and important to a kid at the time, but they don't realize that there is a whole other life outside of school and that chances are they will never see the kids from school again after graduation.
Is he good dad? Does he pick you up everyday and provide transportation, then take you to a home that he provides for you? Then who the hell cares what other people think
It pains me that I can't upvote this more than once.
It's ok man your dad isn't you. As long as your dad is enjoying his look it doesn't matter much what people think. It's hard to have a good time at that age and it sucks now but in the future you'll look back and have a kick ass laugh about it with your dad. ?
Your dad sounds pretty fun OP
Thumbs up for your dad!
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Your dad is parenting the right way.
Is your dad screwing with you? If so, your dad's awesome!