People in 30s, are your fathers alive and well?
A common , unexpected and disturbing trend that I've noticed in women near/post 30s that I'm meeting is that many of them lost their fathers in the last 5-7 years.
Some were pre covid , and most others post covid.
I guess males usually have higher risk of sickness/passing post 55-60 compared to women. Plus covid effed everyone up extra. But I never noticed this trend before, definitely not firsthand.
My dad had a serious heart attack last year, thankfully he's okay now. But i worry about him a lot since it happened. Want to know if anyone else is seeing this too.
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I'm 32. Never felt sad when my so called father passed away. He was cruel, money sucking abuser. When I was 8 yr old, mother took a hard decision to get divorce. She stood by her word. Still the same. My uncle's are my heroes. I wept when they were gone out of this world. She, her parents and her brothers shaped my life. If I'm so happy today, it's all because of them. Their struggle. I never called my uncles "appa". But they were more than it..
Yes 🙌🏻 you are absolutely right my father passed away when I just 20yo He had lots of work pressure pear pressure at workplace though he was govt employee but everywhere toxicity and pressure..and it leads to sleepless nights extra work pressure and eventually he degraded his health.
Sorry to hear that :( hope he's at peace
Close to 23% fathers passed away for people here from 229 votes, that's almost 1 in 4 people :(
This has been a sucky realisation