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OliveOil wrote:We have the same exact personality and we butt heads almost all the time...I can't remember a time when he amaaned me...he is always caayin me and when I ask him why....he replies by saying its a Reer Mudug dhaqan to be hard on ur kid...which doesn't make sense at all wallahi...I also cannot wait to leave this house so I don't go through his never ending 21 questions a day....and his dissapointed stare...what have I done wrong?????? No one is perfect wallahi arrgggg this is killing me wallahi![]()
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So most Somali fathers act this way with their children..Samatr wrote:OliveOil wrote:We have the same exact personality and we butt heads almost all the time...I can't remember a time when he amaaned me...he is always caayin me and when I ask him why....he replies by saying its a Reer Mudug dhaqan to be hard on ur kid...which doesn't make sense at all wallahi...I also cannot wait to leave this house so I don't go through his never ending 21 questions a day....and his dissapointed stare...what have I done wrong?????? No one is perfect wallahi arrgggg this is killing me wallahi![]()
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That's exactly how my dad acts and I smile while he does all that, that's how these old folk communicate.
he's never given me a compliment or anything that resembled one, the closest was one time we were driving to Georgia to visit family and he said you managed to get us here alive.
Cali_Gaab wrote:Thats strange, usually fathers are much more affectionate towards their daughters and have a much stronger bond than their sons.