My mother have six brothers and sisters. And they all were raised with very strict, traditional environment. Each and every one of them have this very macho, male dominance thing going on, even if the women are successful in their careers, they cannot earn more than their man, if they do, they must not tell or the man starts to feel threatened. The woman have always been treated like their comprehension and opinion on stuff are not useful or thoughtful and then they have the exactly the same idea or opinion, and are awarded like witty and smart...

So I was raised in this kind of family, and always been jealous of this kind of social benefits of being a man... then I grew up and learned to be tough and independent, to not take crap from man, to stand up to my point of view and ignore my family. To be not scandalized by sex and learned to be free spirited and everything.

But then I've got this uncle, it bothers me because my mom loves her brothers very much, but it annoys me a lot cuz he arrives to my home and is very pissed when I only say hello! goodbye and don't go over there and kiss him on the cheek, I hate him cuz since I grew up and grew boobs like the ones you can see in my Avvie he stares and stares and I dunno I imagine the old fuck is thinking dirty stuff every time he sees me so when he greets me he always pushes me away yet he's always bitching about me not going over there and kiss him!!!!!
I hate him.
I have like 16 cousins, and the only one in the family (besides me and my sister) that arent in with this macho crap is another cousin that is minimized because she's a single parent. She hates this uncle too, I dunno exactly what he did to her but I imagine is pretty much the same.

Well he got really drunk last night in my sister's wedding reception. the good thing though was he left without being noticed. The bad thing is that he's not even responsible enough to not drive while he's that drunk and left in his own car with his wife and kid.

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