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I know the title sounds bad, & I'm not looking to justify what I did. I just wanted to just vent for a moment. So earlier this year, I (f29) lost my father unexpectedly. It was literally him being here one day & gone the next. The last conversation I had with him was about extra dinner I made & wanting him to have a home cooked meal. The next week, I'm getting a call from my brother telling me our dad is gone. Honestly the worst day of my life. After I got the news, I called my best friend, let's call him Tee (m32) & then my sister, let's call her Sadie (f38). Just for context, Sadie & I have the same mother but different fathers. After I told them the news, they both rushed to my house bc they didn't want me to be alone. Tee was the best support I could've had in that situation. He made sure I ate, let me vent & cry, & let me reminisce about my dad. Sadie on the other hand wasn't as supportive as I would've expected. Sadie would be very dismissive whenever I would talk about my dad (saying things like "OMG THIS IS TOO SAD TO HEAR I NEED A SHOT! YOU KNOW IM A LEO, I CANT HEAR THIS), overtalk me, & would try to one up everything Tee did. I started feeling myself getting really annoyed so I tried to ignore her bc i couldn't tell if she was actually being annoying or if my grief lowered my patience for her. The second day started off better. Tee cooked for me & I finally managed to get some rest. When I woke up, Sadie let me know Tee had to go home for work but would be back in about a day so that way she can go home & I wouldn't have to be alone. By this time, a few friends came by for drinks & food. My little brother (14m my dads son) came over too. While I'm enjoying everyone's company, I didn't realize Sadie was getting really drunk & started acting a little wild (flirting with my friends boyfriends & telling everyone I don't claim her as my sister after introducing her as my sister). I told her she needed to calm down. She then wanted to have a private talk with my little brother & I wasn't going for that! She said things like fuck his mom & I told her don't say things like that to him especially since we just lost our dad. She started crying saying how much she missed my dad & I told her I get that bc I miss him too but she can't say stuff like that to my brother. After that she started kicking things around my house & I obviously told her to stop & to relax bc she was embarrassing me. Idk why but that made her confrontational so she got in my face (literally forehead to forehead). For context, my sister & I gotten into really bad fights when I was younger to the point where she threw things at me like box fans & dresser drawers so in that moment, I felt myself getting defensive. I told her to get off me & I wasn't playing. She told me to make her get off me. So I asked my friend that was sitting next to me to move so she wouldn't get hurt & I body slammed Sadie on the bed. I thought we'd be done but she kept provoking me so I body slammed her again but this time a lot harder & on the floor. I felt myself ready to hit her but I remembered I was still in grief & didn't want to take my anger of losing my dad out on her. So I just asked her if we were done now. Once she got up, she said I did too much & that she was more sad than me since she knew my dad before I was born. I told her to leave my house before I did something I regretted. I never wanted to hurt her more in my life but I knew that wasn't how my dad would've wanted me to handle things. I actually feel like he'd be disappointed in me for slamming her how I did. I battle between feeling bad & Ifeeling it was deserved. Sorry for the long post. This is something I'd usually talk to my dad about but I can't really do that anymore so I just wanted to get this out somewhere



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  1. Losing a parent is incredibly tough, and everyone’s way of handling it can be different. It’s clear you didn’t want things to escalate the way they did. Sometimes, when people are grieving, emotions run high and it can lead to actions they later regret. You’re right in thinking your dad wouldn’t want this kind of conflict, but it’s important to give yourself grace as you process everything.

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