Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:44:36 PM No.213850526
What was your childhood like in your country?
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:46:33 PM No.213850597
>>213850526 (OP)
Good.
Raised by mom and dad. Had uncles and aunts, cousins, grandparents. After my dad died the whole family disintegrated tho
Good.
Raised by mom and dad. Had uncles and aunts, cousins, grandparents. After my dad died the whole family disintegrated tho
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:52:00 PM No.213850787
it was awesome
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:54:03 PM No.213850861
>>213850526 (OP)
I guess they bought him some gifts (they usually do that to kids of single mums) so maybe it wasn't that bad
I guess they bought him some gifts (they usually do that to kids of single mums) so maybe it wasn't that bad
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:57:37 PM No.213850970
>>213850526 (OP)
why are americans like this?
why are americans like this?
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:59:15 PM No.213851031
>>213850526 (OP)
I accidentally step on condom filled with my dad cum because I was sleepingbove at my cousin home alot that months
I accidentally step on condom filled with my dad cum because I was sleepingbove at my cousin home alot that months
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:20:07 PM No.213851653
>>213850526 (OP)
On the surface, it was great. Raised by both parents in a short series of enjoyable college towns (moving as a kid kind of sucked, but it only happened twice before I graduated high school, and I managed to stay in touch, or get back in touch, with all the friends who mattered). Spent most summers and some holidays with my father’s parents and other relatives in Switzerland, his birthplace.
It was a pretty comfortable, solidly middle-class, reasonably low-stress upbringing.
What I didn’t realize until I was close to adulthood was that while my father was a fairly good dad, obviously well-intentioned often aggravating, and loving if somewhat distant, he was a shit husband, who cheated a LOT and neglected my mother. They finally split up right after I left for college, which helped, and my dad kicked the bucket a few years later. My mother has lingering resentments and anxieties from which she will probably never recover.
On the plus side, when I moved to Switzerland as an adult, I got to know my half-sister, my dad’s secret child from a decades-long affair. She’s pretty cool.
On the surface, it was great. Raised by both parents in a short series of enjoyable college towns (moving as a kid kind of sucked, but it only happened twice before I graduated high school, and I managed to stay in touch, or get back in touch, with all the friends who mattered). Spent most summers and some holidays with my father’s parents and other relatives in Switzerland, his birthplace.
It was a pretty comfortable, solidly middle-class, reasonably low-stress upbringing.
What I didn’t realize until I was close to adulthood was that while my father was a fairly good dad, obviously well-intentioned often aggravating, and loving if somewhat distant, he was a shit husband, who cheated a LOT and neglected my mother. They finally split up right after I left for college, which helped, and my dad kicked the bucket a few years later. My mother has lingering resentments and anxieties from which she will probably never recover.
On the plus side, when I moved to Switzerland as an adult, I got to know my half-sister, my dad’s secret child from a decades-long affair. She’s pretty cool.
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:21:44 PM No.213851705
>>213851031
w--w-Who was your dad fucking anon?
w--w-Who was your dad fucking anon?
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:28:09 PM No.213851917
>>213851705
His cousin
His cousin
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 11:55:47 PM No.213854545
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 1:04:45 AM No.213856281
>>213850526 (OP)
wypipo
wypipo
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 1:06:06 AM No.213856313
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 1:15:18 AM No.213856527
>>213850526 (OP)
Yeah pretty much the same >>213851653 Upper middle class, loving parents, good siblings, but growing up I found out that my father cheated a lot on my mother. I could never truly hate him because he was a 10/10 father tho, the type of man who would sacrifice his own life for his kids or wife (even with all the cheating), my mother knew it so for better or worse she always ended up forgiving him.
Yeah pretty much the same >>213851653 Upper middle class, loving parents, good siblings, but growing up I found out that my father cheated a lot on my mother. I could never truly hate him because he was a 10/10 father tho, the type of man who would sacrifice his own life for his kids or wife (even with all the cheating), my mother knew it so for better or worse she always ended up forgiving him.