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kaka·Family· 23 days ago

The moment I started hating my dad

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After seeing a comment online that it makes no sense for a child to cook for a parent who’s been home all day, I shared my own experience. My dad was unemployed that year while my sister and I worked as teenagers. Every evening we’d come home tired and hungry and he’d ask, “What are we going to eat?” Then he’d demand, “Warm the soup. Make eba for everyone.” That rude awakening was when I really started hating my dad and questioning our family roles.

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jesse23 days ago

Have others felt frustrated when parents expect teenagers to cook dinner after coming home tired from work?

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peter23 days ago

What exactly did he do in that moment that made you really hate him?

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kunle23 days ago

It's odd to rely on children's earnings while the parent stays at home unemployed, expecting them to cook every evening.

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tolu23 days ago

I find it hard to blame your dad entirely—maybe he underestimated how exhausted teenage work shifts can be.

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noah23 days ago

Perhaps setting clear chores based on everyone's schedules could balance responsibilities and prevent teenage burnout at home.

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