Is it weird for your dad to want your location as an adult (28)?

[Anonymous]

[Amy_Mi]

It depends on intent and trust.

If it’s about safety and care, it’s not weird, it’s protective love expressed through concern.

But if it stems from control or lack of boundaries, that’s where it crosses the line.

As an adult, you can respect your dad’s worry while still asserting your independence.

Transparency should feel like choice, not surveillance.

Balance care with autonomy, that’s how mutual trust grows.

[itsannalee]

Parents always want to make sure their kids doing well. Stop watching to much porn.

[Anonymous]

Ok let me ask this. Are you single? Still live at home? Maybe something has happened to you in the past? Parents will always be parents. I don’t think you’re a parent yourself, even if you were your child probably ain’t old enough to go out on their own yet. I’d say be glad you still have your dad, a lot of people don’t whom would love for there to be one last message from their father asking where they’re at.

[jahaims]

Nah. He wants you to be safe. It's weird you would care as an adult if your parents knew where you were and what you are doing.

[Asker]

Maybe because I feel like they’ve always been overbearing

[Godihateyou]

No. You are a woman. You are incapable of taking care of yourself well after you are married. Source. I have 3 daughters that will not be allowed to go out without my supervision until they are married

[ChicoFromThe305]

Nope, he will always be your dad and he will always see you as a defenseless child, it's just facts

[Anonymous]

Like all the time and tracking your phone? Yes.

[dudeinohio]

Yes. You need to tell him to. stop
It. You are an adult. Assert yourself.

[slatyb]

Yes, that's weird AF. Don't do it.

[Sebastian100]

Depends on what country you are from

[Anonymous]

definitely yes