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Family of Origin (FOO) Support Thread Part 2
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<blockquote data-quote="allusedup" data-source="post: 662782" data-attributes="member: 19029"><p>Hello again everyone, I got caught up reading about noon and come 5pm I was behind again, lol but I have been sitting on my patio LMFAO at you guys. I know my neighbours must think I am demented but I care not.</p><p></p><p>So much good content coming from here. I can see it in you Cedar and you too SWOT. I think anger is an important and necessary step here. Hell, I am still pissed. My father was the third dry drunk in this elite circle. </p><p>It was him that taught me that nothing I did was ever good enough. If I made a 99/100 on ALL of my finals in high school, the response he gave every single time was "why didn't you make a hundred?" And stupid me kept reporting every week and his response was always the same. I never cried over anything he ever said to me. I cried a river over how he treated and still treats, after almost 55 years of marriage, my mother. I still see both of them regularly and try to get along with him while I am there because of my mother. The woman should be canonized. His wonderful career was made wonderful largely because of her. Like I said earlier, she was too good for him. To kind, honest, decent, dedicated. What he deserved was some 7-11 whore who spent all his money and then left with everything she didn't spend. I think I have come to the point that if I outlive him and he dies, I will mourn the father I never had. But then I've already done that. </p><p></p><p>I have wanted to try some good scotch. Think I'll do that soon and say a toast to dear old dad from afar...FU, Pops!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="allusedup, post: 662782, member: 19029"] Hello again everyone, I got caught up reading about noon and come 5pm I was behind again, lol but I have been sitting on my patio LMFAO at you guys. I know my neighbours must think I am demented but I care not. So much good content coming from here. I can see it in you Cedar and you too SWOT. I think anger is an important and necessary step here. Hell, I am still pissed. My father was the third dry drunk in this elite circle. It was him that taught me that nothing I did was ever good enough. If I made a 99/100 on ALL of my finals in high school, the response he gave every single time was "why didn't you make a hundred?" And stupid me kept reporting every week and his response was always the same. I never cried over anything he ever said to me. I cried a river over how he treated and still treats, after almost 55 years of marriage, my mother. I still see both of them regularly and try to get along with him while I am there because of my mother. The woman should be canonized. His wonderful career was made wonderful largely because of her. Like I said earlier, she was too good for him. To kind, honest, decent, dedicated. What he deserved was some 7-11 whore who spent all his money and then left with everything she didn't spend. I think I have come to the point that if I outlive him and he dies, I will mourn the father I never had. But then I've already done that. I have wanted to try some good scotch. Think I'll do that soon and say a toast to dear old dad from afar...FU, Pops! [/QUOTE]
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