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Does your dad ever....?

1. Tell you he's proud of you 2. Did he ever give you a talk on girls 3. Does he ever let you use things like lawnmowers/snowblowers 4. Does he ever show support (if so, in what way?) 5. Does he ever talk to you about anything? wow thank you for sharing those personal stories everyone. i'm going to take out of this question things that i can do, maybe everyone else can too!

Public Comments

1. He only tells me to get a job~~~~~~~~~~ i know he loves me, but he doesn't show it right.!!!!! :) maybe i should show him my love first, then he might show his right. :) he doesn't 'hug me or kiss me... so i don't do it back.. but maybe i should hug him and kiss him first, so he can hug me and kiss me back. :) the only time he hugs me is either my birthday and jan. 1. and christmas.
2. My father passed away 16 years ago so I will tell you how he impacted my life. 1: Every day dad would tell all 6 of us just how proud he was of us for even the smallest things, our big accomplishments, or just for being his children. "You make daddy so proud baby girl" 2: Daddy was the one who taught me all about boys when I was little, boy friends as a teen, about husbands when I was about to get married. 3: He always taught all 4 of his daughters that we could do every thing a man could do so he taught his daughters as well as his sons to be self sufficient. 4: Yes dad supported us in every way he could. Personally I was always his most difficult child, yet daddy always told me that if I lived my life with dignity no matter what I chose to do with my life I would live my life right. 5: There was never a time when dad would not talk to one of us. The year that dad was sick and in and out of the hospitals on one occasion that I took dad to one of his many visits to the emergency room the nurse was trying to keep me out of the exam room. Dad took my hand and say my baby girls have to stay in life I have taught them to live their lives with dignity now I will teach them how to die with dignity. To all 6 of his children dad has always been larger than life.
3. My dad stopped being my dad when my sister was born when I was 8. At the age of 10 he went into rehab, at the age of 12 he went into an institution, at the age of 13 he went back to rehab, at the age of 18 he walked out on my mom and myself and my sister. My sister is the only one that talks to him as she lives with him and his 'new' wife. I don't talk to him and I hope he rots in hell. So no to all of your questions.
4. im 14 btw no, no, sometimes, no, only about what he likes its raelly sad tho he sleeps while i get ready and go to school. he wakes up after i leave, goes to work, comes home at 7:30 PM, eats with us, watches tv until 9PM then goes back to work until 2-3AM. comes back. does the same thing. I go to my mom, sister, HIM, EVERYONE and am like "PLEASE HANG OUT WITH ME MORE, DAD" and hes just like "im so busy i can't" its just plain sad.
5. My father is dead, but..... He is my hero. He was my best friend and mentor. Always behind me with support and advice. The first to praise me when I did good. And when I did bad he would never go ballistic: He would explain to me what I did wrong and how to not have it happen again. He taught me how to use and care for all tools and when I needed specialty tools for my electronics classes and hobby he would help me find the best. He taught me gun care and safety and how to shoot both rifles and handguns. And yes, he talked to me about girls. I learned so much from him it staggers me now to think that all that knowledge was inside one man. What I am most thankful for is that he taught me to respect others and their property, and that the color of a person's skin has nothing to do with the type of person inside it. He more than made up for the witch that my mother became.
6. my father and mother abonded me and my brother when i was 7. ever since i've lived with my abusive aunt and uncle. i don't know what a father is supposed to be like. just be happy you have one and appricate every moment you have with him.