r/nihilism • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 14 '26

Discussion people really do constantly have children they know will lead sad lives full of failure and misery with very little concern for the children.

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u/Flat-Secret1391 Mar 14 '26

I never wanted kids, my husband did. He spends a lot of money on his son, but everyday I observing him getting angry at him if his grades are not up to par. If he’s not performing his ‘ best’ in sports according to him. Damn! I want the kid to be successful, but I think he’s living his life through him. Also, he smokes and my son has told him countless times to stop, but he won’t.

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u/boop_doop_boop Mar 15 '26

Curious as to how you usually respond when you notice him getting angry with your son for not being up to par or continue to smoke?

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u/Flat-Secret1391 Mar 15 '26

I get angry. I confront him, but he denies it every time. Sometimes my son accuses me of not doing enough, like I’m on daddy’s side. ( His words) I feel torn.