My dad taught me, when you borrow something always return it in better condition than you received it. I thought everyone did this sort of thing until I lived in the “real world” and found it more common to neglect! As I grew older I realized this should apply to everything, even the environment.
Reminder: some fathers suck. Days like today are really hard for those of use who had shitty fathers.
My father is a worthless piece of human alcoholic trash who failed me in every imaginable way a father could fail his son. I haven't spoken to him in over ten years, and when he dies I will not be at the funeral.
One in three Americans is like me. Stop shoving your happy childhood in our faces, we hate it.
…in the US (and some other countries): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father%27s_Day
My dad taught me, when you borrow something always return it in better condition than you received it. I thought everyone did this sort of thing until I lived in the “real world” and found it more common to neglect! As I grew older I realized this should apply to everything, even the environment.
My dad taught me "do what you say you're going to do," and I had the same experience with the real world.
The lesson has served me well.
Reminder: some fathers suck. Days like today are really hard for those of use who had shitty fathers.
My father is a worthless piece of human alcoholic trash who failed me in every imaginable way a father could fail his son. I haven't spoken to him in over ten years, and when he dies I will not be at the funeral.
One in three Americans is like me. Stop shoving your happy childhood in our faces, we hate it.
2 in 3 aren’t.
seek therapy. don’t lash out on others, that’s a sign of weakness.
use the “hide” feature if you’re so bothered.