I had a busy Saturday. Spent all day with people, being social, out in the community. Come Sunday, I spent my day alone under a blanket on my couch. I did nothing but what I wanted to do for myself. I gave myself permission to empty the garbage and dishwasher on Monday.
But then my father comes in, in the afternoon, and lectures me that I've been on the couch all day. I have things to do. I should be up and moving, and he lists all the things he accomplished that day.
My father is an older European immigrant. Zero understanding of neurodivergence or mental health.
I'm at a loss on how to show him or explain to him how I function. To him it's laziness. And I'm not certain he wouldn't just be in the camp of "just do the thing", even if I did.
Anyone relate to this generation issue?