I Threw a Retirement Party for My Dad, But He Refused to Present Me as His Son

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[@jamesalvisii8491]

He made a right choice to cut ties from his own father and start a new life

[@nancythane5672]

I'd be really sus over daddy showing up when things were taking off.

[@kpc9602]

what an ungratefully, unreasonable ignorant father!

[@tysonyates4147]

What I like about the ending is that when the father congratulated his son on his business venture, it was done genuinely and without strings attached (such as asking for money) like in many of these stories.

[@kalishevlin2504]

It is incredibly selfish to think that your children are nothing but minions to follow your orders. That is not how a parent should act.

[@arielruh7773]

I like this one better than the one about the girl throwing her dad a birthday and he kicks her out and doesn't even apologize

[@schnuffelhase1968]

What the father said at his retirement party was like stabbing his son very slowly with a dull knife in the belly and then turning the knife slowly a few times to increase to pain 😳 But at least the father realized after a while that he made a huge mistake and apologized sincerely 😊

[@nancythane5672]

An apology doesn't make up for vicious attacks. If he hadn't done so well at first, would that old man come back to apologize, or would he have fed his own vindication?
The son character shouldn't have been written as being desperate to reconcile with his old man. That should have come on HIS own time.

[@maranatha256]

Palpable!

[@rowan5335]

At least the men are forgiving cuz the women almost never are

[@lisabrooksmoore8742]

I really liked this story and the ending.

[@toniirion5225]

Palpable