Now my take on relationships with Daddies.
These are one of the most
weirdly easy yet most difficult relationships. The point is that you never get
to the end or the fullness with a dad, because apparently they have new
surprises daily. Even dad-kid relations are do or die situations. Either you
and your dad are Rama and Lakshmana or you end up being Ram and Ravana. But the
worst part of this relationship is that dads are not that expressive when it
comes to feelings. Due to this, you never know what’s going on in that hi-tech,
cobwebbed brain of theirs. Probably, if you get a bad score on that junk math
test, your mom would scream and create a tornado in the house whilst your dad
would be something like, ‘Oh, do well next time.’ And this is when your dads
become cool cats. But let me come to the bad part. You must be getting married
and your dad is gonna be like, ‘Well, All the best. Be good.’ And he would go
outside to negotiate with the caterers. Yes, this happens. The key to this
relation is building each other’s trust. The mother of even a bad guy would
treat him as a prince of her heart but dads are usually the ones with good and
high-level expectations from you. As much as they give you the freedom to do
whatever you want and even work hard to pay out your bills, they expect you to
be something useful. They want you to be an able, realistic and practical
person who can stand on their feet even after he has to leave someday. So, do
good works. Make your dad happy. Because a dad finds more happiness in an A+ in
your final report card rather than a whisky bottle.
Go make your Daddy proud Son.
Go make your Daddy proud Son.
-- DaYumfooDie. Laugh.Rainbows.Unicorns. Love.