I'm facing this very particular issue while being at home.
I live in a small size locality with no room for privacy/dnd environment .So now that us and our parents are home most of time and usage of phones has increased. My dad tends to receive and watch content that's very different and opposite to what I believe in and it's polarising as well to hear. He dislikes using earphones or listening to stuff at less volumes and when I nudge him ,he gets angry and refuses to use them. The content makes me anxious and affects my outlook to things. 
Have you encountered anything similar ? How do you work these kind of things out with dominant/aggressive parents ? 

TOTALLY RELATABLE!!
My dad watch 🤦‍♀️kinda content which get on me n brothrs nerve, n many tyms bro n dad end up having argument. He don't wanna use headphones n if you ask them to do so, either they just put down phone or argue.
So there's only 1 escape (atleast gor me) Wear headphones n ignore

Parenting

I hope when I'm an adult I never have to look my dad in the face again

Family

I'm being very rude with my dad. He was a drunkard. He never respected me. Despite of not talking to him few years he didn't ask for forgiveness. I started talking again. When he was in hospital I use to be there for him be with mom, trying to be strong but that man never gave a shit about our efforts. He has given us everything that we can buy with the help of money but in return we had to give our happiness our mental peace. Today he was sleeping whole day his skin has loosen down dark circles and seeing his body language I'm not talking with him. My mom told me no one should have daughter like me. Am I wrong? What should I do? 

Mental Illness

I wish I was enough for my dad

My father recently married this woman whom he knows only since 3 months. I lost my mother 10 years back and I have seen my father be lonely and I know he deserves someone who can love him like my mother did. But I don't know this woman enough. I don't know her at all. I am really insecure about my father. And I cannot even discuss this with him because i know he is in love and he will not understand my point of view.

Relationships

My father confuses anger with kindness. Growing up, I've always been closer to my mother as my father has always had a bad and short temper. I started to realize how talking to him about my feelings became extremely difficult as a teenager. He will never understand - I repeat to myself everytime I think about blurting everything out to him. I know this is bad, but I've bottled up my thoughts about him and our relationship for so long. 

The way he treats me, I don't feel loved. Unlike most girls who see their father as a role model or seek for a man like him - I don't and I never have. In fact, I don't want to be like my father - toxic and abusive. He doesn't realise what he says or does really hurts me , even the littlest most pettiest things. I don't know how to talk to him because we've never had that equation from the beginning. At times, he can be very affectionate and nice - when he gets mad - he doesn't realise what he says like most people. But the damage is already done, and the next day he pretends like a fight/argument never happened - I don't know how to act because no matter how much I want to hold a grudge against him for being mad at me, I cant. So I move on too. He says to me that he yells at me out of love, for my own wellbeing, he wants to see me do well, etc but I feel that he is confusing his anger with kindness and using that as a justification as the emotional abuse I've had to deal with for years. I know its normal to have fights with your parents but recently, I feel that I have reached my limit with my father. I feel happy when he's not around in the house, more than when he is. This is an unconscious feeling, I don't want to feel like this.I want to love him like all children love their father. I don't feel like talking to him at all nowadays and even he is starting to realise that. Infact today, he came into my room to ask about my day and how my studies are going - but it feels like a burden to me when he does. I want to amend our relationship before I leave to university...but how...

Emotional Abuse

Heya!!
Okay so I'm not really a sensitive person but nowadays when someone yells at me I start crying and can't stop. Even if someone mocks me in fun I still don't like it but I never say it out loud. 
Nowadays my father's teaching me how to drive car and as I started only a week ago I'm not very good at it, duh. My father kept yelling at me for small things like *you are an idiot or stupid* and *you don't know anything* etc. I felt really bad like REALLY BAD and when I told him that I don't wanna learn from him so he was like *good I won't teach you from tomorrow onwards* . I mean he loves me obviously but he's sometimes rude and he doesn't realise that him yelling at me affects me so much. I get it that he was worried that I might hit something with car and get hurt but there's a way a person should say it right? I literally just spent like 30 minutes crying and now I'm writing my problem here.
I just don't know what to do or *how to handle my emotions*.
 

Teenagers

I wish my dad talked to me more. 

Hi, I am trying this for the first time so I would be really grateful to have someone genuinely answering/suggesting ways to handle it.

I got married in feb 2020 to an NRI and due to pandemic we had to stay apart for more than a year. During that time my father in law troubled me a lot by picking on petty issues and it used to turn into heated arguments. I hated that alot as I do have anger issues. Its hard for me to cope with it. Already stressed due to the circumstances outside and having no job I had to get through it. Until one day when my father in law got so furious at the most pettiest thing and he came on to hit me(almost)saying, "I will Kill you!"
Fortunately my mother in law and sister in law came and stopped him or I cant imagine what would have happened that day. I shared this with my husband and he didn't talk to his father for days. Till date my father in law hasn't apologized but for my own mental peace, I decided to forgive him. Things are okay with him now(at least seems to be), but I feel I am deeply scarred by it. I still get goosebumps when that night goes on like a flash in my mind over and over again. 
I have left the country 2 months ago and finally got to stay with my husband. And believe me, I prayed a LOT for this day to come. I am very grateful for being with my husband but since I have come here we already fought twice and while arguing I always come up with- "Please dont be like your father or this is not going to work between us" 
I lashed out on him on a petty issue and now I feel guilty for making him suffer for his father's mistake. 
Can someone please help me? HOW should I handle this?
I LOVE MY HUSBAND and I really dont want to hurt him. After all He is the answer to all my prayers.

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