Should "this situation" always be fixed?
By xannex
@xannex (254)
Philippines
August 12, 2010 2:13am CST
Many times that my father has been blaming for those things that I did not do. Everytime something's not according to his liking even though I'm not the one who cause it, he'll start talking to me as if I did it. Always me. It's unfair. I'm his eldest daughter, not the eldest child, and he puts more responsibility to me than my elder brother and 2 youngest sister.
It sucks, it really feels unfair to me. Scolding me for things I did not do.
This time, I was accused again, instead of explaining to him that it's not me, I decided to shut up and just let him talk and talk. I thought that, since I'm always blamed, why should I explain myself for something I did not do either way, I will always be blamed since he expects more responsible acts from me.
It really is unfair for me. I don't know if you'll agree but I still want to hear what you can say about this. What's there to fix anyway? I don't feel his "fatherhood" anyway. I presently just view him as a statue in our house playing cards all day alone and our allowance giver, nothing more.
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@ruperto (1552)
• Philippines
12 Aug 10
It seems it could be helpful if you could ask an elder e.g. an uncle or auntie to explain the situation to your father?
We're all just human and your father could be associating something to you. Whatever it is, it is causing him to blame you without sound basis ... That's why it seems someone older could tell him something like: "Is there something bothering you when you think of your daughter? If so, it's not your daughter's fault..."
What do you think?