Would you tell your mother about an issue about your father?

Yes, but if your mom is as dumb as mine was she will tell you not to "disrespect your father," take his side, keep being mean to you and then only after he cheats on her again and leaves her will she ever tell you that you were right and she should have listened to you and will be really nice to you all of a sudden and you will be the focus of her life. THEN, when she is married again to another jackass and you tell her stuff about what a loser he is too, she will tell you AGAIN to "stop it" and "that's enough" until he finally gets caught cheating and again she tells you she should have listened to you and is nice to you and she suddenly needs you but you are so sick and tired of being her second choice that you better just tell her to go to Hell.

No, because my mom hates him. Although, I hate her more than she hates my dad.

it depends upon the issue at hand, so i can't say whether it is normal or not...

I wouldn't hesitate to tell my father about my mother's issues. For my mother, well...I would hesitate if the issue wasn't too problematic.

if its really bothering you then yes tell someone....I tell my dad things that my mom has said to me that upsets me but never things to my mom about him (he doesn't really do anything that bothers me)....I come from a broken family though so it could be different for me

Snitches get stitches

It depends on what it's about, but most of the time I will, because they aren't together anymore.

i strongly dislike my dad for something he did when i was 11 and i cant really get over it because it meant i lost all my friends at the time and i told my mom but that didnt really help. if you think your mom\dad will listen, tell them

Well i dislike my dad, i'm not telling him shit about what my mom does, it not his fucking business

it depends,sometimes if you speak up you will cause more problems than you can handle, let " seeing is believing" works

you should share it if it something related to you

you should respect your father no matter what he does , unless he abandoned your family.