IncelCatechumen
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I don´t usually directly vent in front of my dad. I find it deeply disrespectful and it only adds insult to injury: I don´t want to invite my dad to think that he did something wrong, to delegitimize his parenthood even if he sometimes, effectively, thinks this way. Nothing is more hurtful for a caring parent to think that he failed his son.
Hence why when I "vent" in front of him I usually do it through small passive-aggressive remarks veiled with "facts-based" comments. This type of language is ultimately ironical and hard-to-take seriously, which is why sane people ignored it.
Yesterday I went to an event with him, and while riding back home I made a comment in reference to dating while being a NEET, it went along these lines: "It´s simply not possible for me to find a gf while being a 22 years old NEET, there are effective material issues related to the question of love, any counter-statement suffers from romantic idealism; love is filtered through class and bio-physical dynamics that are simply out of our control. This is why people usually marry across class-lines, only vulgar nouveau riche would argue against it."
His response left me astonished: "love is not like that." There is simply an irremediable conceptual distance between us: we simply live in different realities, how can he think this way? An absurdity.
Hence why when I "vent" in front of him I usually do it through small passive-aggressive remarks veiled with "facts-based" comments. This type of language is ultimately ironical and hard-to-take seriously, which is why sane people ignored it.
Yesterday I went to an event with him, and while riding back home I made a comment in reference to dating while being a NEET, it went along these lines: "It´s simply not possible for me to find a gf while being a 22 years old NEET, there are effective material issues related to the question of love, any counter-statement suffers from romantic idealism; love is filtered through class and bio-physical dynamics that are simply out of our control. This is why people usually marry across class-lines, only vulgar nouveau riche would argue against it."
His response left me astonished: "love is not like that." There is simply an irremediable conceptual distance between us: we simply live in different realities, how can he think this way? An absurdity.
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