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Let it go, for now. Really. Your dad loves you.
He's older. I've seen this behavior. Not saying it is right. But it's not you, it's his expectations for you, his age, his burdens.
He's on edge for a number of reasons.
From his perspective, his thoughts and mind: Both children are back home. All the money on college. They are back. Not helping. What are they to become? What is going on. I want them to move forward. ETC.
Later years for a man are challenging. No matter how successful he is in life, he will find his life has not been all he had hoped and planned. Those later years can be cataclysmic for some men. Not all. Probably feel impatient, anger, deep discouragement, hopeless. ETC.
You're tired. Rightly so.
What to do? Praise and thank your dad for all he's done for you. Be specific, especially with college. But do so in casual, unexpected like conversation.
So sorry you had to hear those things from your dad.
Hope this helps.
He's older. I've seen this behavior. Not saying it is right. But it's not you, it's his expectations for you, his age, his burdens.
He's on edge for a number of reasons.
From his perspective, his thoughts and mind: Both children are back home. All the money on college. They are back. Not helping. What are they to become? What is going on. I want them to move forward. ETC.
Later years for a man are challenging. No matter how successful he is in life, he will find his life has not been all he had hoped and planned. Those later years can be cataclysmic for some men. Not all. Probably feel impatient, anger, deep discouragement, hopeless. ETC.
You're tired. Rightly so.
What to do? Praise and thank your dad for all he's done for you. Be specific, especially with college. But do so in casual, unexpected like conversation.
So sorry you had to hear those things from your dad.
Hope this helps.
Yes, it did help. Thank you ^^