MY SISTER

[Abbie.]

how are you making him depressed when hes the one making you and your sister cry?
its jsut not on

he take things out on us

idk, hes retired, and hes not used to doing nothing all day
and he picks on the slightest things

[graffiti]

so say you knocked over a mug with the tiniest bit of a drink it in it, he'd have a massive paddy-waggon at you?

[The Professor]

Ask him what the problem is, then tell him that your sisters being affected by him

HE should realise that hes doing something wrong

I'm in a similar position, parents like that don't want to accept/don't care if its affecting the children.

Seeing the school councellor sounds like your best bet

[Abbie.]

so say you knocked over a mug with the tiniest bit of a drink it in it, he'd have a massive paddy-waggon at you?

LOL YEAH.. he would

even if u say its an accident, he'd rant on for ages and ages..

[cocaine]

umm years ago my dad was exactly the same, because my mum was cheating on him.

im not suggesting that your mum is doing anything but his anger might be with other people / issues in his life (Maybe stuff in work? etc)

[Abbie.]

umm years ago my dad was exactly the same, because my mum was cheating on him.

im not suggesting that your mum is doing anything but his anger might be with other people / issues in his life (Maybe stuff in work? etc)

what did you do about it?

[cocaine]

what did you do about it?

well i was about 8 when it happened, so they obviously didnt think i knew about it, they were always shouting and stuff and i didnt understand who "stuart" was or whatever, and when I was about 11 i pieced it together

but I didnt really do anything, I was too young and even if I did say anything nothing would have happened, apart from more anger