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What can I do to help my father? :-)
I've thought about this since I was little, so I want to always make him happy.
What my father likes, I always do well; For example, when he told me to buy something necessary, then I did the job well. My dad really trusts me.
I always won first place in school so he could be proud of me. My father was happy with my performance, praise from his friends made him more confident.
I felt like I helped him "while maintaining his trust" when I wasn't there. For example, when I was in college, I kept his advice, keeping the principles and family commitments so that he would feel happy and proud of me.
I don't want to bother him, therefore, if I have a problem in a relationship, I don't need to tell him ... I keep his heart and always hope he hears all the happiness I feel.
When he likes a dress or any food, I always buy it for him. When he's bored, I take him out ... (when I'm married and give him grandchildren)
He is my hero, my sun, I don't want to make him sad and I always defend him when someone does something bad to him. I've always tried to keep his great name, and I've been through the days of keeping his old age. He is a person who is resolute, intelligent and with high integrity... I do love him... :-)
My father left this world a few months ago. I miss him so much of course. Thanks for make me feeling nostalgic and feeling gratitude for having him in my life...
My father has graduated well, he takes care of me with great love, he is the perfect dad for me! He is the best!
Anonymous
April 14th, 2020 8:20pm
Be a good son/daughter and do whatever you can to help him. Let him know that you'll be there to support him no matter what. And make sure you stay in touch with him often as he will really appreciate the effort you're making to continue talking to him. Be completely honest with him about the way you feel and open up to him about your own problems so that he may open up to you about his. He is your father, so just do what you can to make him happy, and let him know that you're always going to have his back no matter what.
It depends on how you want to help him or what way you're talking about helping him, is it with finances, house chores, burden? But however it is, one thing parents or fathers truly appreciate even if they don't express it that much is love and care. Show him that you love and support him; it will be an indirect help and make him motivated towards doing better in life or overcoming hardships and struggles. Show him your support by talking to him, being there for him. Back him up. Express your love to him in different ways, like if he likes a sport then try giving it a shot with him... give him sometime on the regular out of your busy life. This will help him!!
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