If you are a father you understand.
Rourke
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yup.. last on everyone’s list and first to be asked ..
Just the way it is..
If it is any consolation the regain seom sanity around 25 and start to act like you might know stuff and ask questions.
And you hear them say things that you taught them growing up
GG58
Exactly. And daughters are even worse.
Very true.
If you went through a divorce its much worse. It took almost 10 years to salvage my relationship with my daughter due to her mind being poisoned by the ex. Still, I just persevered and won a victory, and an affirmation of love. Once again, a normal relationship has ensued. I guess being a father means never giving up. A simple acknowledgement is worth its weight in gold for the heart.
I hope all of you Fathers out there have a very special Father’s day and for those who would like to be Dads and are not – may the day be good for you also.
My husband of 47 years will be gone 4 years this Fathers Day .
Arlene