Telling anyone anything is unlikely to ever be helpful, except when you are invited to do so.
It might help, if when things are calm, you ask Dad if you can tell him about your feelings - if he says - Yes - that could be a time to gently tell him how you feel when he seems to be angry.
Well He Had parents Who Didn't Care About Him "He Says", His Dad Got Drunk And Beat Him,His dad doesn't even know his own birth date.His Mom doesn't care what goes on with him and his father.He Blames the Word For all his Problems.
An angry father can be referred to as being upset, enraged, or furious.
You need to let them be bossy and in life they will succeed in many different ways then you maybe..... But how do you know you could be bossy to so you might have it = together. But if she threats you its a big deal and tell a teacher, mum or dad, Never tell a friend....
You can try talking to your dad to understand his reasons for being turned off by the internet. You could also suggest exploring other hobbies or activities together that do not involve the internet. Ultimately, it's important to respect his feelings and find a compromise that works for both of you.
If you believe your dad is behaving in a manner that is harmful to you or others, it's important to seek help from a trusted adult, such as a family member, teacher, or counselor. You can also contact local authorities or organizations that specialize in family support for guidance on how to address the situation. Your safety and well-being are the top priority.
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If people say you do (including your mom and dad), then you know.
Tell her that Daddy needs help and pray for him.
yes
Because you anger dad to much
In "Hatchet," Brian struggled with feelings of anger and betrayal towards his parents for not telling him about the divorce before he left for the wilderness. He also felt a sense of guilt for initially hoping that the divorce might mean his parents would get back together.
tell your mom!m report it! call the cops! do something and stay away from him thats wrong and he needs help!
Oh, what can I say to you? Yes, I've been a dad and I have been angry. I have felt the burden of six children. But I have always known that if I had a bad day - and everybody has a bad day - I can not let my anger destroy the relationship to my family. Understand one thing: most likely the anger is not really directed against you. It is the anger that your dad bears at someone - most likely at someone at work - that he couldn't get out of his system (that's what usually happens when we keep our anger inside.) If I were you I would do this: tell him that you understand that for him to provide for you, he has to put up with a lot of unpleasantness. That his life is not easy. But then tell your dad also that it hurts you when he swears at you. Maybe he'll listen. Maybe it's worth a try.
It is possible that your dad's anger may stem from underlying stress, frustration, or unresolved issues. It is important to communicate openly and address any concerns to better understand the root cause of his anger.
Then tell your dad the his dad is going to tell his friend to back off and yeah.