Do you view the world with resentment and a skewed perspective? (That's why I asked)

To the Busan police officer. Even when I spoke the truth, you viewed it with resentment and twisted it this way and that, didn't you? It seems you haven't been able to shake that habit. That is why I asked my daughter who is a police officer.
"Dad works at Police Station A, and Mom works at Police Station B. They are a married police couple, but Dad is very strict. Because I had no one to vent to, I went out and caused trouble."
"Dad is the Commissioner General. My oldest brother and second sister grew up well to meet expectations and have no issues, but the youngest daughter runs around causing trouble like a tomboy. My oldest brother told me, 'You are a nuisance to our family. Go die,' and I slit my wrist on the spot and blood came pouring out."
"Dad is a police officer. I know he wants us to succeed because he has seen so many bad people during his career, but when his characteristic tenacity, competitive spirit, and strong obsession come out, I can't stand it."
"Dad is a police officer. He is usually fine, but his style of relentlessly questioning things specifically when a problem arises triggers my anger management issues."
Why do you think I asked this? I actually didn't know the fact that police officers had high divorce rates. However, once I was exposed to police investigations, when human rights violations occurred, I thought, "It seems like these sons and daughters won't be able to endure this personality," and since then, I have been asking my daughter.
Police officers have high divorce rates, don't they? The daughters of Chiefs, Deputy Commissioners, and Commissioners say things like that. If that's the case, it's obvious what it's like in families of ordinary patrol officers or inspectors.
Through them, I realized that while others might rush to marry someone off just to benefit from being part of an elite Deputy Commissioner's family, I said it is fine to marry into a well-educated family of an ordinary inspector who started as a patrol officer.
It is because I have truly realized so much.
Perhaps I asked like that to understand the police and to think of Busan, trying to prevent secondary accidents.
Do you completely disregard other people's efforts? You only see what is in your own eyes.
Right now, I am writing this alone, a post that no one else among the 52 million people in the country is writing. Isn't that effort remarkable? Or does it still look ridiculous to you?