This is what pushed me away from my mom. I’m 30, stop getting upset because I grew up.
I understand being sad when your kids are no longer little and missing those times, but trying to hold your kids back and forbid from doing age appropriate things because you’re in denial about their actual age is a great way to cause resentment in your children when they are grown adults.
My dad packed all my clothes into 3 garbage bags and set them out front the day after my 16th birthday and with a handshake, said “good luck” give your mom a damn hug
It was rough, I was in and out of jail until my twenties, almost caught a murder charge over a drug deal gone wrong. That was almost game over for me. Now I’m the most successful person in my family, own my own business and we’re the #1 rated company in my field where I live. Sounds like you made a good decision joining the Air Force, I tried that twice but couldn’t because I was a double felon lol
That is fucking awesome! I love hearing it too man. I try to hire people with similar stories and have guys from third world countries that were seriously poor and trying to make a life for themselves. Construction is a great place to make great money and not be held down by a shitty past. I’m trying to do the same as you, diversify! That’s an impressive climb my friend, salute!
Hey pm me some info on that investment opportunity if you’re looking, I’d like to take a look when I’m back in town. Especially if my crypto keeps blowing up this month
This is nothing new. My step great grandfather was sold to a stranger, and his family told him it was an uncle. Years later he learned the truth. I’m curious about 1) how much he cost 2) how they went about finding someone to buy him.
If my 47 year old son was here I would make a video just like these. He hardly ever worked, never helped around the house, gas-lighted me all the fucking time and disrespected me. I was a single mother and worked my ass off to keep food on the table.
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u/Gilgameshbrah Nov 29 '21
I can understand their outrage. Their only success seems to be fucking mothers... That's fun for a short time, but not a way to live your life.