Hello, host!
I understand how you feel. Your father doesn't understand you. I hug you and hope this brings you comfort.
From the host's description, it is clear that Dad does not want you to be like Mom, and Mom does not approve of some of Dad's behavior.
This has affected the host's views and relationships with the opposite sex. This is not the host's problem.
These reasons are caused by the influence of a certain original family.
The host was full of joy and wanted to share your thoughts with your father.
His father unexpectedly met with cold water and even anger, saying, "Just like your mother."
He feels sorry for the host when he encounters such treatment, and it is definitely not the host's fault.
He doesn't accept some of Mom's behavior.
He projected his own negative emotions onto the host.
The host confidently stated, "The relationship with the same sex is very good."
It is not possible to establish a long-term and stable intimate relationship in love.
The host also wants a long-lasting intimate relationship.
The inability to establish a long-term, stable intimate relationship
This is why the relationship with the father is also important.
Research definitively shows that
The relationship with the father undoubtedly affects the child's future relationship with wealth.
The relationship with the mother undoubtedly affects the child's future relationship with marriage.
There is, without a doubt, a solid basis and reason for it.
The host has no control over the relationship between his parents.
The relationship between the landlord and his parents can be improved.
We can't please everyone, even if we are a family.
You must not compromise yourself to please others.
This includes parents, friends, and lovers.
The overly compliant personality type, which tries to please others, may seem to have achieved peace on the surface.
Suffering is self-inflicted, and this goes against the principle of loving oneself.
You must love yourself before you can love others.
You can only love others if you love yourself and are strong enough.
You must want your career to go well in the future and your marriage to be happy.
You must reconcile with your parents first.
Your parents were unable to give you unconditional love when you were growing up.
As an adult, you have the power to accept and tolerate such parents.
Reconcile with your parents, and you will truly liberate yourself.
You will always be able to love yourself and the other person, no matter what kind of opposite sex you encounter in the future.
Don't let others sway you.
I guarantee you a happy life!
I am Warm June, and I love you, the world, and I love you too!


Comments
I can understand how deeply painful and frustrating this situation must be for you. It sounds like you're carrying a heavy emotional burden from your family dynamics, which is affecting your relationships. Psychological counseling can offer a safe space to explore these feelings without judgment.
It's really tough when the people who are supposed to support us end up hurting us instead. Counseling can help you unpack the complex emotions tied to your parents' influence and guide you toward healthier patterns in your relationships.
Your willingness to change and seek help is already a big step forward. A therapist can provide tools and strategies to help you understand and modify your behaviors, as well as cope with the pain of past experiences.
It seems like there's a lot of intergenerational conflict here that's impacting your ability to connect. Therapy could assist in identifying the roots of these conflicts and finding ways to heal from them, allowing you to build more fulfilling connections.
The fact that you're aware of your struggles and are reaching out for guidance shows strength. A counselor can work with you to set realistic goals for personal growth and relationship development, supporting you every step of the way.