Why I don’t like seeing my family anymore – Peller

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Nigerian online streamer and content creator Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, has opened up about the challenges of shouldering family responsibilities at a young age.

In a recent discussion with fellow TikToker Sandra Benede, the 19-year-old shared that he has become the primary breadwinner for his family, even though his parents and older siblings are still alive.

He revealed that, due to being responsible for his family’s financial needs, he sometimes feels as though he is the one acting as a parent.

Peller also mentioned that he now prefers sending money for their upkeep rather than seeing them in person, as it helps him avoid the emotional burden of the situation.

Peller said, “I’m not feeling okay. The other day, I slept off in my car till the next morning. I don’t like what I am facing in this young age. I’m not even up to 20 years. It is not fair.

“I don’t like seeing my family anymore. I just send them things to make sure they are okay. I don’t like to see them again because my mentality is higher than living with my parents. My mentality now is higher than theirs. It feels like I’m their parent even though I have an elder brother.

“I struggle like a parent. I don’t rest. Sometimes, I feel like running away to hide somewhere in America and go offline. I have been meaning to do it but I don’t want them to be worried. Before I used to miss my mum whenever I travelled as a child. But right now, I don’t miss any of my family members anymore. The only person I will mis is Jarvis. I communicate with my family through phone but I don’t miss them.”

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