Hi; based on the information you have provided you could be having an adjustment disorder or unresolved psychodynamic conflicts with primary support group in this case your father right from your childhood. You could also be having certain personality factors which could be clashing with your father 's personality factors. Kindly understand that the anger kept in the heart and mind is not good for your physical and emotional health. Kindly understand that it is difficult to change others; but it is easier to change oneself. Although there may be some instances when your father could be wrong; there may be some instances where you could also be wrong. Introspect and let the locus of change be on your own self no matter how worse the situation gets. Thats where the role of psychotherapy can help you as it can understand the reason of this anger within you; and help you cope better with life. Certain principles of anger management; insight oriented psychodynamic and perspective oriented psychological strategies can help you cope better with the situation. It could be possible that you or your father could be having certain symptoms of stress or anxiety or depression which could be a hidden reason behind excessive anger. Individual and Joint sessions with your father and you together with a psychiatrist who is available near your locality in your city could be helpful as well.

If u r also getting angry at him 7 then there is something that you are insisting that you are also Right. Hence both of you are trying to prove that u r right and able to accept other persons view.

Hello, Interpersonal issues between family members are getting more common due to multiple factors. A good therapist can help you both understand the basis of such conflict. A family assessment including communication patterns, role and leadership patterns, emotional involvement,  mutual expectations etc can be assessed and the situation can be helped. In such conflicts it is quite important to understand perspectives of all concerned you, your father, other members etc. Kindly meet a good therapist around you to seek help in such situation. Best wishes for future.

Hi, I understand your distress, living in the conditions you have mentioned can be really stressing. But, since this involves another person, you must understand that suggesting you something doesn't change your dad's behaviour towards you. And also, does he behave like this only towards you or is he like that in general? Have you ever spoken to your father regarding how hurtful it is for you for having to face this on day to day basis? Looks like this problem warrants for a psychological evaluation.i would suggest a family therapy. There are good clinical psychologists in your city , you may consider contacting them alone first and then taking your family with you.