I don't like my father either that's one of the reasons i move away with a friend, i advice you to just let it be i mean if he is not the type of person who listens then just ignore it, after his anger has departed, i do't think you have to apologize he already did something about it unless you feel his feelings were hurt or something! Am not a father so i don't know what i would want.

Your father is a bully and has probably put a scar on your relationship that will never heal, but that is your call. Fights of this kind are unfortunately common and you are just going to have to keep it in perspective, i.e. shit happens.

You will from here on probably hold him at "arm's length," which means you will never be "daddy's boy" again, but then you don't ...

Your father is a bully and has probably put a scar on your relationship that will never heal, but that is your call. Fights of this kind are unfortunately common and you are just going to have to keep it in perspective, i.e. shit happens.

You will from here on probably hold him at "arm's length," which means you will never be "daddy's boy" again, but then you don't want to be. It is all just part of growing up which means you find out how crappy the world can be and how much you need to appreciate the moments when it is nice, fun and meaningful.

I think you were both wrong. Instead of kicking your dad, which is extremely disrespectful, you should have said, "Dad, I don't want to fight like this, I just wanted to talk to you guys." I think he felt very disrespected. But, his reaction was way out of line. It was physical violence, whether you were injured or not. Maybe after some time has passed, you could approach him and tell him that you are sorry about the whole thing. Tell him you are very sorry for kicking him and telling him to shut up, and how d...

I think you were both wrong. Instead of kicking your dad, which is extremely disrespectful, you should have said, "Dad, I don't want to fight like this, I just wanted to talk to you guys." I think he felt very disrespected. But, his reaction was way out of line. It was physical violence, whether you were injured or not. Maybe after some time has passed, you could approach him and tell him that you are sorry about the whole thing. Tell him you are very sorry for kicking him and telling him to shut up, and how disrespectful you know it was. Then, tell him he freaked you out when he did what he did to you. Tell him that that is not the type of relationship you want to have with him, and that it's really been bothering you that the whole thing happened. Let him know that you never want anything like that to happen between the two of you again. Then, maybe you could suggest that when things get heated during an argument between the two of you, it would be best for you to go to your room, and continue the conversation when you both have calmed down. You want to nip this one in the bud. I can tell this has really upset you . Best wishes to you.

Teenagers now days are very disrepectful to the elders...I suggest that you apologize to your parents, especially your father, as this was disrespectful to both of them. Tell him that you will never take him, as you will never want to...He only made a move because you made a move...An argument over quiting football for a 15 year old is not acceptable...Listen to your parents side without the argument and ask them to listen to your side....It does work......

Teenagers now days are very disrepectful to the elders...I suggest that you apologize to your parents, especially your father, as this was disrespectful to both of them. Tell him that you will never take him, as you will never want to...He only made a move because you made a move...An argument over quiting football for a 15 year old is not acceptable...Listen to your parents side without the argument and ask them to listen to your side....It does work...

I'm not someone to know everything, but if i was in that situation I would tell him that size isn't everything. It's all dependent on how well he knows you. I would say he doesn't know you as well as he should. He yells at you about not being able to take him. He seems more like someone with a tough childhood or something else that makes him think like he can pick on people who are smaller than him. Try showing him how he is acting. But don't tell him directly show him in an indirect way. Hope it helps in anyway....

I'm not someone to know everything, but if i was in that situation I would tell him that size isn't everything. It's all dependent on how well he knows you. I would say he doesn't know you as well as he should. He yells at you about not being able to take him. He seems more like someone with a tough childhood or something else that makes him think like he can pick on people who are smaller than him. Try showing him how he is acting. But don't tell him directly show him in an indirect way. Hope it helps in anyway.

My father and I never got physical, although there were plenty of times when I felt like giving him a brick-hard knock right in the jaw. I so glad I didn't. I took the other fork in the road. I tried to reason with him.

The worst way to waste your time when trying to convince someone of something is to make sure they agree with you. Screw that!! Sometimes the only thing you can do with a Bullheaded person is to make sure he understands you....

My father and I never got physical, although there were plenty of times when I felt like giving him a brick-hard knock right in the jaw. I so glad I didn't. I took the other fork in the road. I tried to reason with him.

The worst way to waste your time when trying to convince someone of something is to make sure they agree with you. Screw that!! Sometimes the only thing you can do with a Bullheaded person is to make sure he understands you. Also, is it possible he wants to keep playing football to help make you a stronger person. Recognize that and thank him for it. GOLDEN!!