Did your fiancé ask for your dads permission to marry you?

Just curious as mine did not and being that I’m 25 with two kids from my fiancé and we have been together for 6.5 years. We just got engaged about 6 months ago and I have a beautiful ring to show for it. So I don’t think my fiancé really needed to ask my father for my permission tbh. I can make my own decisions and my parents don’t own me so I don’t see any reasoning to this.

However my dad taking it to heart and refuses to call my fiancé my fiancé because he didn’t ask for my dad permission so my dad says that’s not a fiancé he’s a boyfriend since he never told him he was marrying me and that he is not family. It’s honestly VERY rude and controlling behavior in my opinion.

Did anyone else fiancé not ask for permission? Is it THAT BAD that my so didn’t ask?

Update: out of the ones that say “it’s about respect” etc I just don’t see the point. My dad has been nothing but unsupportive of my relationship since I got with my fiancé. He wanted me to get married when I was 6 months into the relationship. Always insulted me and my fiancé saying things like “when are you going to get married?” “If he really wanted to marry you he would have done so years ago” etc. Out of respect I personally don’t feel my dad deserved that and as a father I would assume he would be supportive regardless but he wasn’t and that is very unfortunate. However what gets me the most is my dad constantly saying “he’s YOUR family. Not mine” and that truly bothers me. My dad been bugging for years about an engagement and so I do get engaged and yet it’s still not enough for him. I’m still getting talked down on about my engagement and find it very rude of him. Yeah it’s just a little conversation saying “hey I plan on marrying your daughter” but honestly the way my dad is and how controlling he is the conversation would have steered into him insulting my fiancé and I wasn’t going to put my fiancé through that. Tbh I would have loved my fiancé to talk to my dad if things were different but they aren’t and if my dad can’t respect my fiancé then I won’t respect himz