Yamato
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a family always looking for excuses to suffer and to hurt
My father is the champion at finding virtues worth fighting for, suffering for, and especially making people suffer for: punctuality, orderliness, respect, culture, intelligence, and many more. My father has busted my balls all his life about being totally honest and orderly and then I find out that he's not half as honest and orderly as I am, so I suspect it was just an excuse to bother me, which he's done relentlessly with many other types of excuses. Basically an asshole of a father, that's what I've had.
My mother is always busy giving to others and saving, and showing the other cheek, to the point of putting herself in trouble in many ways, financially mainly. For example: she kept the old house rented for 3 years because she saw as a sin giving or throwing away the thousands of books that would not fit in the new house. She always says how you should not throw away anything, food or clothes, and similar (glass bottles, jam bottles, etc.). Eventually she still gave those books away away to a library, but only after having wasted dozens of thousands of euros in rent. The same applies to many other ways of saving that end up costing her more than she saves. Getting fat by eating all leftovers for example.
I am trying to be neither, but I inherited some of this sadism and masochism. Or whatever it is.
I will write more on this when I get back from work, but many social problems and especially problems in my family and our minds consist of doing just that: finding a virtue and suffering or hurting for it. With my mom it is more about self-sacrifice. With my dad it is more about fighting (mainly with words but also in other ways) against disorderly people, stupid people... and many more types of people. He's been on a crusade his whole life. First of all against his own family.
My father is the champion at finding virtues worth fighting for, suffering for, and especially making people suffer for: punctuality, orderliness, respect, culture, intelligence, and many more. My father has busted my balls all his life about being totally honest and orderly and then I find out that he's not half as honest and orderly as I am, so I suspect it was just an excuse to bother me, which he's done relentlessly with many other types of excuses. Basically an asshole of a father, that's what I've had.
My mother is always busy giving to others and saving, and showing the other cheek, to the point of putting herself in trouble in many ways, financially mainly. For example: she kept the old house rented for 3 years because she saw as a sin giving or throwing away the thousands of books that would not fit in the new house. She always says how you should not throw away anything, food or clothes, and similar (glass bottles, jam bottles, etc.). Eventually she still gave those books away away to a library, but only after having wasted dozens of thousands of euros in rent. The same applies to many other ways of saving that end up costing her more than she saves. Getting fat by eating all leftovers for example.
I am trying to be neither, but I inherited some of this sadism and masochism. Or whatever it is.
I will write more on this when I get back from work, but many social problems and especially problems in my family and our minds consist of doing just that: finding a virtue and suffering or hurting for it. With my mom it is more about self-sacrifice. With my dad it is more about fighting (mainly with words but also in other ways) against disorderly people, stupid people... and many more types of people. He's been on a crusade his whole life. First of all against his own family.
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