I have worked with my father for over 20 years now, and I’m married with one beautiful daughter. However, my dad is an old-fashioned man who thinks I’m content with the life I’m living. My hands are in money, and I can’t do anything for myself. For years, I’ve wanted to go my own way, so I told this old man I want to break free. He started shouting, insisting that he trusts only me and can work with me because I really understand him. Despite my understanding, I can’t keep living for him.
Last year, I built a two-bedroom apartment when my dad was in Dubai. When he came back, he expressed surprise at the well-furnished place, creating tension. Imagine the fear I felt at my age when I bought my first car, a 2020 Hyundai Sonata 2014. My dad bombarded me with questions and ultimately told me he didn’t want to see that car again. I have two younger brothers, aged 20 and 24, who are doing their own things and enjoying freedom, which I’m envious of. My dad refuses to see my wife, believing she’s the one enjoying the money. My wife doesn’t feel comfortable visiting me at the warehouse or business.
Despite running other businesses that provide good savings, my problem isn’t money. I’m the one who often sends money to my younger brothers when needed. The issue is freedom, I feel trapped. I built the apartment to have some space away from the place my dad built for me and my brother to live alone. I need advice on how to handle this situation because my dad makes me feel like he can’t handle everything alone, yet he doesn’t allow me to live. Despite bringing in most of the money with honesty, I feel like a dead man inside.
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