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I. Can’t. Take. This. Any. More.
When was the last time you wore dress shoes?
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Move out. Sounds toxic.
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I want to. It would be much simpler without covid
Did the wine taste good? Your dad won’t read this, you can tell us.
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Paranoia is a sign of early dementia 😥.
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He is close to 80. I was to empathize but it’s difficult. We didn’t have a close relationship even before all of this happened
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When I stayed with my mom, my favorite snacks and liquor that she claimed she didn't like....would come up missing. Moved out. Problem solved.
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How long did it take you to decide to leave?
If he locked the basement door - there isn't an issue is there? He can't accuse you anymore so problem solved. Unless you low key did drink the wine and now have an issue with it.. 🤔
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Unless OP was downstairs when it was locked.
Chief
Did you tell him that you’re too classy to drink box wine? That should help the situation 😂
I had this experience when my dad started dementia. He was in his 80s. Dealing with it is very difficult. Try to have patience also try to get him diagnosed. Also think about finances...bank accounts and PIN numbers. He’s probably going to accuse you of changing them when he forgets that information. Also see if you can get a living will, if not already done. My dad had other health issues so he deteriorated quickly. On a funny note, we just found the frying pan he hid in 2012.
Chief
This is great advice. It’s do hard. Even if you can find where he writes down his codes, or if he has a calm moment and will share with you. You will need them. Better still if he will add you to his accounts.
Chief
Behavior like this is def linked to dementia. Confused, lashing out...might be good to get him to a doc for evaluation.
You're an adult and can clearly afford your own place. No such thing as a free lunch. Move out or be happy being treated like a child.
Why did you move back home lmao?
Maybe he’s hiding something in the basement and needed an excuse to lock it