I was speechless, facing my stubborn father... Please help me!

You just buy a suit and shoes according to his size Why do you say so much The old man is sometimes a little stubborn But if you buy it for him, he will also be happy to change it You value the ritual sense of marriage so much Just spend some money to buy good clothes for your father in advance It's not a hassle In fact, we usually attend weddings Many dads wear homely clothes There is no need to wear formal clothes After all, the bride and groom are the protagonists.

In the face of this stubborn father, it is best not to refute him, communicate with his father more kindly, through communication, the father may change his stubborn model, it doesn't matter if he doesn't change, after all, wearing clothes and hats has its own advantages, don't impose your own ideas, the elderly have their own dressing patterns.

As long as it's a formal attire, it doesn't have to be a suit, so why stick to the form? If you really have the heart, you can buy it back directly, and if you really want to buy it, there are ways. When there is a problem, it is not to find a way to solve it, but to complain, which is not the mentality of being a child.

Your parents care about you all your life, forgive you all your life, what is it if you get married, you may use your marriage to care for and love your parents this time in this life, what kind of action do you use to pay this time in your life? It's just a piece of clothing, the daughter is married, and the father's psychology is not a taste, as can be seen from your expression, maybe your father's heart can only be understood when you become a mother.

In fact, your father's situation is more suitable for wearing a tunic, which is also a formal suit.

Actually, my dad and I are the same, we often have quarrels, I don't know why, he always has something to trouble me, I hate it, I don't like to be restrained. But I have to say that maybe this is his way of caring for his children, maybe he doesn't know how to express it, pouring cold water, maybe he just wants to inspire us to be more motivated, but he doesn't know that some of our young people don't like this, and sometimes this is self-defeating, thus creating a generation gap between fathers and children. Maybe we should find some time to talk to him.

He was stubborn, and we drove him slowly, let him understand what our younger generation was thinking, and reassure him that he would understand us. He doesn't listen, as long as we think it's right and know what to do, we can do it well! Sometimes there is really no way, so I have to let him say, let's not intervene, let him nag on his own, and we do our own thing.