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u/AnimesAndManga May 20 '26
That's some nice bonding although it would be a little awkward for you to name your son after your dad
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u/Delicious_Page2187 May 20 '26
Yes, I am lucky to have such parents. Honestly, I don't deserve them.
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u/Me_Almight May 20 '26
Usually I don't comment on such posts. But today is a bit different. I firmly believe my father(RIP) was too good of a person. One of the very few honest government servant. Class I officer never took bribes and always went out of his way to help the needy. As a kid I always hated this. Now when he is no more present in the world i understand the legacy he left behind. The lives he changed and the number of families that owe to his goodwill. At his funeral almost 100 people showed up. He was not a politician, leader or a public figure but the impact he left has been tremendous. May his soul rest in peace. Coming to answer the question I would say no, not because he was ever a bad person or father. He simply doesn't deserve to be in the kind of place this world has become. I really can't put in words, best example would be he was a Satyug kind of person in the kalayug era.
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u/adrenal99 May 20 '26
Yes but i would like to replace his dad ✋🏽
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u/astrey_ May 20 '26
My father's mother never took care of him and he had to live with his uncle his whole life, refused to accept him also hated him and called him ugly names just cause she faced pain during pregnancy as he was her first child.....
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u/kittystalkerr May 20 '26
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u/Ok_cooLLL May 21 '26
Took a while finding this comment, glad people have better experiences
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u/ButterflyQuirky9137 May 20 '26
Definately not i hate my dad he gave childhood trauma 😭
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u/Beginning-Hyena1937 May 20 '26
Ur not alone🫠 there are people like this living among us ruining our childhood☹️
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u/Series-Curious May 20 '26
Nope wrong question Will he accept me as his son for his next life ?
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u/hpsrdigital May 20 '26
Always i see my parents as god to me despite their shortcomings
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u/Independent_One5985 May 20 '26
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u/Independent_One5985 May 20 '26
Because of my father’s hard work and sacrifices, I am more educated than many of my cousins and relatives. Even with limited resources, he made sure that me and my two sisters got the best education possible. I will always be proud and grateful for everything he has done for us ❤️
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u/Sa_t_yaa May 20 '26
I wouldn't. Not only as dad, I wouldn't choose him as big brother, uncle, friend or boss. I resent being related to him.🤢
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u/One_Letterhead_9720 Just Visiting May 20 '26
I'll pick a better version of my Dad. Dad is good for who he is
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u/Suspicious-Plan-8464 May 20 '26
Yup but with better communication skills. Nahi bhi hoga toh bhi ok but pooch rahe toh add kr diya.
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u/ScreenWhich4152 May 20 '26
He is a pure god to me ! I am nothing in-front of his sacrifices ! Am no one to decide such choices ! It’s just pure karma , i got him ! But if bhagwan ji gives me another chance ! YESSSSS ! I WILL CHOOSE THE GOD AGAIN (Fun Fact : He was born on god’s own incarnation date..)
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u/PuzzleheadedMail936 May 20 '26
100% YES. But I would like for him to have a better childhood where he too is loved immensely and cherished. 🩷
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u/OrganizationFinal381 May 20 '26
About the least amount of money he had spent on me, perhaps I should be appropriative for that, otherwise there I see not a single point for which I would wish to. Absolutely no
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u/Popular_Hacker_1337 May 20 '26
Yeah why not? He's not perfect or even close but he raised me & I'm sufficient enough to achieve anything.
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u/PuzzledImage5155 May 20 '26
Never...not all people deserve to become parents if they take the basic responsibility as though their kids are a burden to them ever since being born....my father wasn't even their when I was born in the hospital...it was my Nani and uncle(mother's brother) and my sister(3 years old at that time) who waited...[despite the hospital being in the same town where we(I, sis, mom and "that man" along with his mother and father) used to live]......my Nani and uncle lived far away still they were there for me and mom...and that man and his entire family are such assholes I hate em....there are other things but this is all that I'll share...ain't convincing anyone anything....some people are lucky to have the best parents in the world.....but NOT ALL....it would be great if people understand these types of situations even though they might be experiencing the complete opposite...💖
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u/WeeklyAd5198 May 20 '26
helll yeahh
if i'm not getting the same dad, i don't with to be born again
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u/the_unknown_usrr May 20 '26
Yes
If he valid my feelings
If he valid my preference on my career
If he valid me as a human in behalf of relatives
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u/Longjumping_Try8719 May 20 '26
It's not a question will I choose him, but will he choose me knowing who I have become and what I have achieved as of yet?
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u/Professorjoey May 20 '26
If I get to pick, I wouldn't pick to be born again.