Am I wrong to hate him?

Find a time, make it clear to him, and if he hesitates, then leave him decisively. Because the person has no sense of responsibility.

Give him another chance, and give yourself another chance. It's so light.

Good luck..

In this matter, your father did not do it right, you did it right.

Originally, your father did not accept the relationship between your sister and the man, and it was also for your sister's good. But that's just his personal idea, and it's not true. Moreover, the man has later divorced his ex-wife, and after learning about your sister's illness, he also registered his marriage with your sister, which shows that the man is really good to your sister, and they really love each other.

Your father's actions are morally and legally wrong.

As for the stalemate between you and your father over your sister's problem, of course it's not good. If it's wrong, it's also because you and your father have different views on the situation. Your father is stubborn, and there is nothing wrong with your ideas.

I just think that you, as a junior, should respect your father and should not have too many disputes with him, so that your relationship may be better.

Now that your sister has passed away, I think you should pay attention to improving your relationship with your father, tell him slowly, and let him accept your brother-in-law slowly.

The past is in the past, there is no right or wrong in love!! Only love and no love!!

Let it go!! Hate him? It's better to be kind to yourself!!

But my dad loves me very much, and even though my dad doesn't say it, I know that my dad has the same personality as me, and my mom always says that I and my dad are the same character. Maybe because I'm a daughter, my dad is very strict with me, and basically my dad has the final say in everything. I graduated, I didn't go to the exams, I wanted to go out to work, even though it wasn't very good outside, but I still wanted to go out, but my dad didn't want me to go out.

In this way, I had a conflict with my father and disagreed.

I don't know if you have a sister or a younger sister, maybe because you are a boy and your father has different ways of communication, but I still want to say, don't be angry with Dad, don't make Dad angry, Dad is not in good health and remember to be sure to go to see Dad to see it, don't drag it, although now you can't think about it, but you have to know the same, no matter if Dad is good to you or bad to you, he is for you, don't wait until Dad leaves to know ......!

Who's what your dad says the most, or when you put your family together, you talk to your dad calmly, so you can unravel, and you also tell your dad that sometimes it's not comparable, and if you can compare, there won't be so many ranks, although I speak a little incoherently, but I hope you understand ......!

My dad and my mom and my brother, we came home and we were all fine, sometimes my mom could handle things I couldn't do, sometimes my mom couldn't do it I could do it, and my dad would definitely compromise in the end, not because they weren't reasonable, but because we didn't reason with him. Maybe sometimes it's because of the lack of communication!

I once remember reading a book that said, don't want to see your father's tears ......(Because by the time you see Daddy's tears, it's already too late).