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In my growing years, it was my mom, she handled all of us, dishing out punishment and all. Then we grew up and realized just how important our dad was and the impact he made on us-God love him.....

Both, agreed with my dad more but mom was mostly right........lol

My sister and I always thought Dad liked her better and Mom liked me better.  As we look back on our childhoods these many years later, we realize that neither one of them liked either one of us, and that we don't like each other, either.    

Hmmm= we are pretty different.  I guess it still goes back and forth a bit between them.  I get along with my sister best.

I got on really well with my mother, she seemed to understand what was happening in the 60's when i was a teenager, a modern mom for her time, my father was a good man although he was an old fuddy duddy, he would wear a shirt and tie at the beach, unfortunately they have been deceased for over 30 years , i really miss them.

I loved my mother, but can't say my feelings were the same for my father.

My dad was great. Did a lot with us. Had a great childhood. He died when I was 15. What a loss to me. My mum could not be better. She is now 89 and we are still best friends. It hurts me so much to see her struggle with pain and dread the day she leaves me. The good thing is she will be waiting in Heaven for us all.

Neither.  I waited for my Grandmother to come and visit.

I am my fathers' daughter.Always was.

My mom was the decision maker in our family. She could save money like no one else. My father went along with everything she did. He was always happy and content with life. I loved both of them equally and miss them very much.

My dad died when I was 15 so didn't know him that well as he was always working when I was young. Didn't get on with my mother when I was a teenage, but got on with her better when I was married and left home, and she was older and didn't have so many problems, they had a touch time when they were young, bringing up 5 children in the 1940s/50s.

Dad.

Mom just a bit more than dad perhaps cause they were divorced when i was young and lived with my mom, they have both since passed and i know i'll never get that precious time back with either...GOD how i loved them both..

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My parents were adversely influenced by the secret clubs and associates in those clubs to such an extent that I found it impossible to reside in the same household with them. They were adversely influenced and I could do nothing to help them. Their ability to listen and understand was abolished by opinions that were not of their own making and could not be compromised. I have known many people who have been adversely influenced by hypnosis and I am convinced that its practice should be a crime. It is most definitely evil.   

I got along with both, I had a good relationship with both of my parents.

My husband... 

Loved both of my parents, Mom had a quick temper, so I was often in trouble, guess it was often my own fault. I was really a Daddys girl. Wish I still had them, may they RIP.

I loved both of my parents.  they were wonderful people.

Two of my three step-fathers were great guys, I loved them both. My mother, not so great. We fought constantly about everything from very early on.

both but I have to admit that I was Daddys girl my Dad died when I was quite young and I hated him for leaving me at the time I would (if I had a choise) would have gone with him

Both, but had a special bond with my dad, I wasn't aware he was my dad until I was in my forties, but he had always been an active and important part of my life, still is

Both, unfortunately my dad past away when I was sixteen. Mom died four years ago at age of 90. I hope they rest in peace.