Teenage Daughter Leaves Her Emotionally Abusive Dad In Tears After Telling Him She Wants To Live With Mom
Her relatives then told her that she was being selfish.
May
- Published in Interesting
Children have a tendency to like their moms more than their dads because mothers are usually the primary caregiver. Moreover, moms may be more attuned to their children's emotional needs and tend to provide more nurturing and comforting behaviors, such as hugging, cuddling, and soothing.
These gestures give the young ones a sense of security and safety. But over time, a child's preference may change.
The father may become more involved as their kids grow up. Their preference may also depend on their personality and temperament.
But no matter who the child prefers, it's important for both parents to establish a strong relationship with their child. If they're overly strict or create an unhealthy environment for the child, it could cause psychological problems in the long run.
The story today is about a female teenager who decided to live with her mom for good because of how emotionally abusive her dad is. A Reddit user named honey_2605 talked about her issue on the "Am I The A**hole?" (AITA) subreddit.
The original poster (OP) tells the community that her dad has always been hard on her and her sister. She mentions that her dad forced her to be fit because she was chubby as a child.
Her dad also has a girlfriend who's technically the female version of her father. As she was already sick and tired of the emotional abuse, the OP asked her mom if she could live with her for good.
Her mom agreed to the arrangement. But when the OP and her mom told her dad about it, the man cried.
A teenager asked the AITA community about the situation with her dad.
RedditBecause of her dad's treatment, the OP suffered from psychological problems.
RedditThe OP's mom was nothing like her dad.
RedditAfter all the hardships that she went through with her dad, the OP decided to live with her mom for good.
She told her dad about her plan to leave his home, and it made him cry.
RedditThe relatives on his father's side didn't like what the OP did.
RedditRedditors believe that crying was the OP's dad's manipulative move.
RedditSince the OP's father was never a good dad, it's better for her to talk to him less.
RedditHe never apologized. He only cried.
So we can't call it sincerity.
RedditA Redditor thinks that the OP's dad is trying to maintain an image.
RedditProof that the dad is an evil person
RedditThe dad is a manipulator while his family are enablers. The OP needs to stay away.
RedditThis mad deserves to be left behind after what he did to his children.
RedditThe relatives will make you lose faith in humanity.
They're blaming the victim and enabling the abuser.
RedditThere are cases when a person needs to be selfish. This is that case.
RedditHe's crying because his ego went crashing down.
RedditThe dad brought this situation upon himself.
RedditHe was successful in making the OP think she was being the bad guy.
RedditThe OP needs to get far, far away from her narcissistic dad.
RedditIt's time for the OP to heal her mind, and that means being away from her father.
RedditThe OP should never come back. Things might get worse.
RedditSome Redditors want the OP to get rid of her dad from her life.
RedditThe OP's dad is a narcissistic father who only cares about his image. He wants his kids to stay with him because it tells outsiders that he's a "great dad."
The OP should stay with her mom and never come back. If her dad continues to be emotionally abusive, then it's time to block him and never contact him again.