Saricharity
Follower of Christ
- Mar 24, 2014
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Hugs Anonymous 
May I ask how old you are?
Being a Preachers kid is NOT easy is it? It's like living in a fishbowl. Everyone and I mean everyone is watching you and just waiting until you mess up.
I actually don't believe for a minute you hate your dad. I believe you felt extremely frustrated with him and I also believe things may have been building up within you.
There are times I want to scream and have a huge temper fit, and sadly I do sometimes allow myself to succumb to them. Parents can be frustrating and having a father as a pastor can be even worse. And your dads reaction was typical too. I could picture the whole thing in my minds eye. I have lost my temper and have had to listen to the lecture about self control and maturity yada yada. Usually once I cool down, I realize I was out of line. I think if you look deep in your heart, you will know that as well.
I had a wonderful, insightful chat with my grandma one day which helped me. She helped me see things from my dads point of view and it really helped. I've been going through my own rebellious stage. Being a teenager is NOT easy on the best of days. We have so much to think about and figuring out our place in this world can make my head spin. Plus sometimes you just get sick of people controlling your every step.
My best advice is to have a heart to heart with your dad. And before you freak out and say it's pointless or he won't listen, take a step back and remember a time when you looked at your dad as your hero. He actually hasn't changed. He's still the same guy.
HUGS
Keep your chin up, keep talking and don't be afraid to hug your dad and tell him you love him. Sometimes dads need to hear that mushly stuff.
May I ask how old you are?
Being a Preachers kid is NOT easy is it? It's like living in a fishbowl. Everyone and I mean everyone is watching you and just waiting until you mess up.
I actually don't believe for a minute you hate your dad. I believe you felt extremely frustrated with him and I also believe things may have been building up within you.
There are times I want to scream and have a huge temper fit, and sadly I do sometimes allow myself to succumb to them. Parents can be frustrating and having a father as a pastor can be even worse. And your dads reaction was typical too. I could picture the whole thing in my minds eye. I have lost my temper and have had to listen to the lecture about self control and maturity yada yada. Usually once I cool down, I realize I was out of line. I think if you look deep in your heart, you will know that as well.
I had a wonderful, insightful chat with my grandma one day which helped me. She helped me see things from my dads point of view and it really helped. I've been going through my own rebellious stage. Being a teenager is NOT easy on the best of days. We have so much to think about and figuring out our place in this world can make my head spin. Plus sometimes you just get sick of people controlling your every step.
My best advice is to have a heart to heart with your dad. And before you freak out and say it's pointless or he won't listen, take a step back and remember a time when you looked at your dad as your hero. He actually hasn't changed. He's still the same guy.
HUGS
Keep your chin up, keep talking and don't be afraid to hug your dad and tell him you love him. Sometimes dads need to hear that mushly stuff.
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