I'd Be On His Porch Tomorrow Like
DDDDad?![]()
i wish i could rep this post twice

haven't laughed this hard off a post in a while im fukking dying

I'd Be On His Porch Tomorrow Like
DDDDad?![]()


You went through all of this trouble quoting everyone you didn't agree with for what exactly...?
Like I said before, a lot of you morons operate mentally like teenage girls that just let emotions dictate how you react to things. Nobody has answered why someone is owed their parent's child support money yet or why a fully functioning adult would you even accept even it if that was the case
And now these clowns have switched the topic to a convo amongst themselves about reparations instead of answering a simple question![]()
Every single one of those dudes is remedial. One of those nikkas needs to put his shirt back on![]()

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fukk him honestlySo, my deadbeat dad won the lottery a couple of days ago. He has, for the most part, ignored me since me and my mom divorced when I was 6. I even became close with my little brother over my dad neglecting him as well after my dad and my little brother's mom separated.
My first thought was "meh, good for him". However, now I am starting to feel depressed because friends and family up north keeps reminding me over and over that he won.
"You know your dad is a millionaire now, right?" I'm almost 28 years old, and we haven't spoken in years, that has nothing to do with me.
"You need to reach out to him" up until 2013, I would call him once a year to tell him happy birthday (which is today), and I would never hear back from him, so I stopped.
"He might be looking for you" he knows where my family is, if he had any interest in talking to me, he would know how to find me.
I think I may be suffering from this for a while. Yes, I work for myself, and I feel like I am on my way myself, but I still resent him for him not being there. Not being there to give advice. It makes me not believe in Karma anymore. It makes me not believe in anything anymore.
One of the things that drove me the most was so he can see who I have become, and feel bad that he wasn't there to help. Now, that will never happen. Am I being unreasonable? Am I being too prideful to just reach out? I need some help on this one.
Edit:
My mom never put him on child support.
I don't have any of his contact info. I would just call him for his birthday, but have to get his number through other people because he changed it so often.
I never badmouthed him to my little brother.
The root of this isn't the money, it's my anger that he was never there for his children, and spent the money he did have on friends and girls using him (they would even brag about it).
I was just hoping that there would be one time in his life where he would say "I wish I was there for my kids" more, and reach out or something. Now that he won the money, he probably never will feel that way. That's what bothers me.

Have a millionaire deadbeat dad brehs
I'd Be On His Porch Tomorrow Like
DDDDad?![]()

Sue that deadbeat for back child support
I ain't wanna be the one to say it.Lets see:
You only call your dad once a year, on his "birthday"
You developed relationships with his other kids (and probably shyt on him)
And you call him a deadbeat (we know how u feel about him)
And u expect anything from him?
U aint getting shyt

And this is why if I win and it's public, I'm disappearing. Smh.Rob that nikka