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   KenTheCoffinDweller said, 11 months ago

   The only understanding that fathers ever require.
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   The Nihilist said, 11 months ago

   Yes, Sir!!
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   afficionado said, 11 months ago

   same here but my reason was that I adored him (GOD rest his soul 1901 – 1970 )
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   Ghazaleh said, 11 months ago

   so we can say sergio understand teens lot more than his father !
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   cdward said, 11 months ago

   It would be really sad if that were their primary communication.
   And yet it seems that most dads (and moms, for that matter) believe that they obeyed their dads without any backtalk whatsoever. Usually, their dads tell a different story. It is in the nature of adolescence to rebel at least a little.
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   demorodney said, 11 months ago

   Kids should be raised with expectations. I expect that when I tell them to do something they will do it, just as did what my father told me to do. Doesn’t mean I liked it, or that we always agreed, and I was encouraged to use my imaginaition when accomplishing tasks. But allowing kids to essentially ignore their parents leads to big problems as they mature.
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   renewed1 said, 11 months ago

   @demorodney

   You mean as they get older. Maturity does not automatically come with age. As far as everything else you wrote, AMEN.
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   comicsssfan said, 11 months ago

   If your dad is altruistic and has your best interests at heart and is not really just trying to cheat you, which isn’t the case here, then yeah, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to listen to him. Don’t listen to dad advice like it’s best to work with your hands rather than to go to college, which he may not know anything about. Or, if you want to be a happy man, make an ugly woman your wife. The woman will have some say in this.
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   oldman2013 said, 11 months ago

   hint hint?
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    Comic Minister said, 11 months ago

    Same here.
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