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They never married lol that’s some korean lady that started as a match.com date in 2005, and just lives there now.

I had to get a hotel cause there’s no where to sleep or barely sit in a 4. Bedroom 2500sft house.

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roguejuror
how come I'm just finding out that blitty had a hot Korean step mom?

@Dingo did you know this?
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On a good day in her prime, she maybe looked sort of like this

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roguejuror
how come I'm just finding out that blitty had a hot Korean step mom?

@Dingo did you know this?
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Geez,I thought I knew all the Asian people,I guess Blitty’s stepmom slip though the cracks.Also,I am not Korean and I am not particularly fond of them as a race.The few I met though business have been very sneaky,some downright dishonest.
 
Boner_18
Devils advocate, really only that b/c sounds like we're in the same boat, i think these boomer males DID pour a lot into their families but in a way we cant really understand. They were the selfless bread winners expected to just work a job. They didn't have easy access to emotional support and they lived by a "code" that expected them to be a certain way.

I was raised middle class in a traditional family. We had lean years and good years and although their marriage fell apart and probably affected us kids my parents did pretty darn good. While mom was mostly stay at home and I have almost infinite loyalty to her, I kinda think dad probably played a major role in creating me as well (flaws and all).

Not saying this fits your family @Vegas Dave. But i suspect it does fir a good number of millenials.
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Absolutely, agree on all of this. There are some additional complications with my father... won't bore with the details, but long story short he's proven to be quite selfish in recent years and has made it abundantly clear that me and my brother are not top priorities in his life since my mom passed. And with the benfit of hindsight I don't believe we ever were.

But I won't let that cloud the fact that we had great childhoods and he played a major role in that. What is a father's job, if not to provide for the family and get the kids to adulthood in one piece? And as far as his flaws go, they aren't his fault... he is who he is, and like you said some of that is just how men in his generation were expected to be.

So yeah, considering he grit his teeth and got the job done in raising us more out of love for my mom than us, guess it's fitting my bro and I grit our teeth and get the job done being sons he can still rely on down the stretch more out of love for my mom than him 😂
 
Boner_18
Devils advocate, really only that b/c sounds like we're in the same boat, i think these boomer males DID pour a lot into their families but in a way we cant really understand. They were the selfless bread winners expected to just work a job. They didn't have easy access to emotional support and they lived by a "code" that expected them to be a certain way.

I was raised middle class in a traditional family. We had lean years and good years and although their marriage fell apart and probably affected us kids my parents did pretty darn good. While mom was mostly stay at home and I have almost infinite loyalty to her, I kinda think dad probably played a major role in creating me as well (flaws and all).

Not saying this fits your family @Vegas Dave. But i suspect it does fir a good number of millenials.
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I think the emotional support was a deciding factor to why our fathers are the way they were.My father died when I was fairly young but was old enough to realize he did not have much of a relationship with his own father.This became more apparent as I got older and witnessed his lack of attachment to my brothers and myself
 
Dingo
Geez,I thought I knew all the Asian people,I guess Blitty’s stepmom slip though the cracks.Also,I am not Korean and I am not particularly fond of them as a race.The few I met though business have been very sneaky,some downright dishonest.
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I asked if you knew that he had a hot korean step mom not if you know her, that would just be silly
 
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