
Bro, seriously, your reading comprehension is wild. No one said they refused to take care of their sick family member, they did. And it was hard, even traumatizing. Nobody wants their loved ones to get sick. We’re sharing our experiences because you’re acting like it’s easy, like taking care of a sick husband and a baby is no big deal, or that “just moving abroad together” is some simple fix.
He made a choice, and his reasons make sense, they’re realistic. Leaving his loved ones wasn’t easy. Facing his illness alone wasn’t easy. It took him years to get his memories back. That doesn’t make him evil. He suffered too. And when he remembered, he still came back, even knowing his son would hate him and his wife was gone.
And yet here you are, turning him into some kind of villain just because his decision doesn’t fit your fantasy version of loyalty.

Some of you do not only lack a functioning brain but you also don’t have any soul. It’s like you didn’t even read the chapter to understand it but only read it to criticize it. How can he be a deadbeat father when he didn’t even know he was a father? He clearly said he lost his memories for close to our even up to 40 years, and only started to remember some things bit by bit until a year ago, and then he started to do his own research before coming to look for his son, and you are calling a deadbeat. Do you even know the true meaning of that word? You’re a fool.
Nah bitch you're still a deadbeat father and should have died idgaf