Q said we would be the saviors of the world. My son is conservative but he has no clue what Q really has been, what we have learned, how much sleep we've lost, how many tears we have cried, how many panic attacks we've had as more has made sense in the broader picture. The soldiers from Vietnam got shit on so bad. I pray we are at least acknowledged as the 5th column that performed the assymetric warfare for the White Hats, researched where it was less detectable than in government systems, refused to back down, took all the name calling, censorship, ridicule, etc....AND WE NEVER BACKED DOWN!
ONE DAY I HOPE MY SON KNOWS WHAT WE HAVE REALLY DONE AND SACRIFICED FOR THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY.
WWG1WGA
UPDATE 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸He has agreed to go to counseling. I'll be picking a Christian one. God is good. My son is a good man. He is just blinded by cynicism and my hope and faith seem like delusion to him. GOD BLESS YOU PEDES! YOUR PRAYERS WORKED ALMOST INSTANTLY!!!
Just make sure your son knows you love him even if you sometimes disagree.
We had a fight. I told him. I also told him I was done with his disrespect. Said some things I wish I hadn't. What's done is done. I'm sick of being abused. He knows I love him and that he is crushing my soul. Said that specifically. Told him to go home and make a baby so he could finally understand how hurtful he's been to me. 😢😢
Call him and visit him and have a coffee with him. Even if you need to travel across the country to spend 30 minutes with him. Allow him to be angry at you and strike you with his words and BRIEFLY tell him how hurt it makes you feel AFTER he's calmed down. Let him know you love him. Don't allow time to make you strangers. It'll be the worst mistake you've ever made because you will grow apart.
Ask him what he's been doing. Discuss his work and his life and his dreams.
If he hurts you then try to understand why and let him know how you feel.
This isn't about you.
You are an adult and he is finding his way. I guarantee you made mistakes because we all do. Take those lumps and move on. Be there for him even if it hurts. It's far better than the alternative.
Hes 28, a homeowner, successful, and very married. Not a child.
I've got a decade on your son, my dad is past 60. We'd go round and round (sometimes still do). He's always been a staunch Republican and I thought I centerist but the narative shifted and here I am labeled far right. I have been married and bought a house when I was 23.
The wife and house are long gone because of my pride and drinking that my father warned me about. He now sees his blind belief in the Bush family was wrong and Fox is controlled opposition. Plenty more examples I could point out where we changed each other's beliefs for the better.
His knees are shot and his back will be soon. I'm an alcoholic and it's tolerated because I'm an incredibly talented master electrician. He needs help and so do I. After years of fighting I quit my job and dragged my camper up here and I'm helpping him install solar and build a greenhouse. Went to church with him yesterday, grilled up steak and bickered sober in the hot tub.
I still think the people in his church "speaking in tongues" are attention whore liars and he still thinks Jews are chosen by god. I'll keep pointing out last names of those running politics, child trafficking and satanic groups. He'll keep inviting me to church and his AA meetings.
We're better men with each other in our lives. Just love your son and let him know opinions differ, vary and change but family is permanent. He ain't getting a different dad so he better spend some time with you before you go... even if you can only discuss dogs or the weather.