https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzqpWdCvyf0
Dad expresses genuine concern about me and the impact his care has on my life. His empathy and compassion continue to shine through the illness ☺️

https://www.psychmechanics.com/7-signs-of-narcissistic-father/
Compare this to how a narcissistic father responds in this situation: "Stop being so demanding.". "Money doesn't grow on trees.". "Look at those poor kids who have nothing and be grateful.". These lines sub-communicate: "Your needs and desires are invalid and unreasonable. You're bad for having them.".

https://www.purewow.com/family/toxic-father
9 Signs You Have Toxic Father. 1. He compares you to your siblings. You and your older sister are two completely different people. But because she's a doctor with three kids and you're a single teacher, your dad loves to try to pit the two of you against each other. Your sister takes the high road, but your dad's constant teasing still

https://ask.metafilter.com/253508/How-to-stop-my-fathers-rages-or-at-least-their-effect-on-me
Dad, you're yelling/ screaming. Dad, you grabbed my arm and pushed me. Dad, you're out of control. Dad, threatening to poison the cat is bullying and creepy. 2. Describe your response. Dad, when you yell, it upsets me. When you grab me and shove me, I'm frightened and intimidated. 3. Ask him to change. During an episode Cut that out, right now

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/wekc0p/is_it_normal_for_my_dad_to_worry_about_me_so_much/
Your dad will still be worrying about you when you're fifty. It's normal. Especially in today's world when everyone's experiencing so much anxiety. 1. Award. Share. I feel like he's struggling to accept the fact I am legally an adult. I got a job at a pizza place recently. He said he was glad I wasn't delivering….

https://www.reddit.com/r/relationships/comments/54lb5j/i22f_finally_confronted_my_dad60m_over_his/
Dad and I had weekends together when I was growing up. My dad is JUST like your dad, minus religion. Mom has severe depression and anger issues. In fact when I read "involves ONLY talking about himself" it shook me because I realized my dad NEVER asks me about my interests or life unless he was somehow involved.

https://www.facebook.com/dansalinger1122/videos/dad-worries-more-about-me-than-himself/986851192843877/?extid=reels
Dad worries more about me than himself. Dan Salinger · Original audio

https://theparentcue.org/3-things-every-dad-worries-about/
The truth is, worry is a great way to ruin one's day, week, month, or even year. It's a counterfeit to peace. Now, I say all that to then turn around and completely contradict myself when I tell you that I worry about my kids. A lot. I'm a dad and the truth is, dads worry too. A lot. I'm a widowed dad to three kids—ages 10, 8, and 6.

https://www.facebook.com/61559666302988/videos/dad-worries-about-me-more-than-himself-dad-shows-genuine-concern-for-me-and-unde/1145674490001326/?extid=reels
Dad worries about me more than himself 邏 Dad shows genuine concern for me and understands the impact of his care on my life. His empathy and compassion... Dad worries about me more than himself 🤓 Dad shows genuine concern for me and understands the impact of his care on my life.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mentalhealth/comments/j88lxp/my_dad_talks_to_himself_constantly_is_it_harmless/
For as long as I can remember, my dad has always had a habit of talking to himself. Usually in loud whispers. He used to do it only when he thought no one was around, but my family and I would always be able to hear him whisper to himself from around the house. More recently, I've noticed the habit has intensified. He talks to himself CONSTANTLY.

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/father-worries-too-much
More than anything, I want to thank you for being worried. Sure, I may feel like you worry about me too much, but who am I have an opinion? Worrying about your kids is a part of how you go throughout your day, and I consider myself lucky to has a parent who worries too much instead of not worrying at all.

https://www.facebook.com/happy6619/videos/dad-worries-about-more-than-himself-saliger/1009832244062147/?extid=reels
Dad worries about more than himself. #saliger. Happy Family · Original audio

https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/16/health/dads-worse-than-you-glenn-boozan-wellness/index.html
Glenn Boozan's new book, "There Are Dads Way Worse Than You: Unimpeachable Evidence of Your Excellence as a Father," offers humorous reassurance to fathers who fear they aren't measuring up.

https://medium.com/thrive-global/when-my-father-calls-its-worse-than-when-he-doesn-t-74a20bd75495
As I grew older, my father made another reappearance; he did not visit, nor did he call with any pure intentions, such as to inquire about my schoolwork, my friends, my thoughts. His drunken tone

https://www.fatherhood.org/championing-fatherhood/what-worries-todays-dads
Anxiety and depression. Being bullied. Being kidnapped or abducted. Getting beaten up or attacked. Having problems with drugs or alcohol. Getting shot. Getting pregnant or getting someone pregnant. Getting in trouble with the police. Dads and moms differ significantly in how much space those worries occupy in their minds.

https://askthepsych.com/atp/2008/07/31/fathers-anger-problem/
Reader's Question. My father has always had an anger problem. He can be very angry at times. He will use inappropriate words and swear constantly. He usually refers to us, his kids, as pieces of sh** or ***holes, things like that. I am very confused with his behavior. I don't know what to do. He feels no remorse for things he does and feels

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/16/opinion/dad-brain-fatherhood-parenting.html
A father of three recently told me that if he could go back in time and give himself one piece of advice, it would be to have kids sooner. Fatherhood changed him; it gave his life purpose, he said.

https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/people/the-hardest-truth-how-i-told-my-kids-about-their-father-s-suicide-1.642785
Wed Mar 24 2010 - 00:00. When my husband killed himself, I couldn't lie to our children - but wasn't sure how or when to tell the truth, either. MY HUSBAND killed himself 3½ years ago, when

https://genius.com/Iayze-goose-creek-lyrics
It's, it's all in my mind, it's all in yo' mind, you know? (I'm back, go, I'm back) You got a problem, you better spin about that, you slum (I'm back, I'm back) [Chorus] Bro do not care about

https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueOffMyChest/comments/12ecmfb/my_dad_told_me_he_never_had_to_worry_about_me/
Not for opinions, not for relationship advice, and not for preaching. My dad told me he never had to worry about me. Earlier today we were talking about how my sister has changed so much compared to the problem child she was when we were growing up and how my brother turned out a really good kid as well. Then my dad said how he's glad he

https://genius.com/Perry-como-the-father-of-girls-lyrics
From the time of diaper and pin. 'Till the time they cry, "don't come in!" 'Till the time you gown them in white. And give them away. You worry, you worry. You worry, night and day! When she's a

https://grownandflown.com/father-daughter-dysfunctional-relationship/
My father is a grown man, an octogenarian, a chemical engineer, an alcoholic with more than a decade of sobriety under his belt, and a person who ought to know right from wrong. But he doesn't. He plays stupid. He ignores things like his own bad behavior, treats us with silence, and plays the forgetful game.

https://www.reddit.com/r/raisedbynarcissists/comments/9wdfze/my_dad_always_tells_me_im_a_selfish_person_i_just/
My mother always made me feel selfish for putting myself in front of anyone. And then when I would feel depressed and uncomfortable being around other people who I felt were worth more than me, I would spend time alone in my room, and she would accuse me of being not caring about anyone or anything but myself even moreso.

https://www.reddit.com/r/relationship_advice/comments/onwrc7/im_extremely_worried_about_my_dad/
I've been in foster care for a few months now and everyday i get increasingly more worried about my dad. I love him with all my heart and really don't want him to hurt himself anymore than he already has. He has always done his best to try and hide his tendencies because if me, but he never did a great job.

https://www.reddit.com/r/family/comments/16wmljc/is_it_normal_that_my_father_has_been_this_cheap/
Imagine the person you're married to paying you $1000 a month while living in a house that has a $3000 a month mortgage and he doesn't want to contribute more because he thinks you squander money. Yet he himself is too cheap to move anywhere else because everywhere else is more expensive.