My brother and I, 25 and 30, were brought up to good table manners and still live at home. Now we ask ourselves whether it is against the bourgeois morality, when our father regularly at the Community Brunch on Sundays and holidays between the bread and butter and muesli onto the quiet village of withdrawing and then re-joined us. Raffaela F., Au
What must be expelled, the need to get out, right? From this you can give your father really no knitting turn. I hope he closes the door at least. Joking aside, I have a suspicion: her father wants to tell you and your brother probably subtle and without words, that it would be about time that you collect both from the cozy, warm nest and fledge. So at least you can interpret it. He is the boss, and you are still at best tolerated. And if you do not fit Papas Versäuberungsrituale, it is high time to get somewhere else to set up your own breakfast.
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