Top Ten Reasons Why a Child Needs Their Dad
My dad isn't there, my mom and him broke up when I was seven... I haven't seen him in over five years, I have a step-dad and he treats me better than my actual dad and he supports financially and emotionally but it isn't the same...If he had time to make you with your mom then he needs to man up and have time to see his child grow up
I have a gay daddy and that's just natural as having a biological dad.
I really like every item on this list. My father does treat me like a princess - since I'm his youngest daughter. He's free with his time and hugs. He makes me laugh. He's my rock, my hero, my best friend, my personal bodyguard, my teacher (mainly of bad habits! ) He's my daddy :) and I love that wise old man with all my heart.
You may like the items on the list but I don't because... I don't have any of this. thanks for saying all the things I want, you surely have.
Yeah of course and I'm feeling so proud to say that I'm my dad's lil princess
Ohh daddy yeah!
Girls are more attached to their father, for the most part, I know I wish I could be daddy's little princess
The actual father can give better guidance and you will listen to him better vs a step father
Reading through this is making me more and more sorry for you, my friend. :( I can't imagine being without the guidance of a father for over five years. especially not at your age.
Children need protection from everything and from everyone
Right now my immediate family consists of my mom, my dad, me, my two younger brothers, and my dog.
Same things with moms. You need moms to complete a family too.
I did not say only father, I said biological parent which means either or.
Yeah, step parents complete it too but everyone wants their biological parents to be a happy, perfect family
This can be for many things, for example when a girl has her first heart break.
I can't replace him but I can offer my shoulder if you need to cry
Sigh. Two dads, four shoulders, yet all too busy for years.
Yeah, my dad works all day.
If your parent left then that person is constantly on your mind and sometimes you will question if it was your fault... It wasn't your fault...
A mother/single parents can't do it alone
This is one that I can testify to this over the past five years, (maybe longer,) I've learned how to:
Manage property
Install windows
Choose good clients (I'm a bit rusty on that one, to be honest,)
and a heck of a lot more.
If you parent walked out then the child will think it is ok to do it when times get tough with their spouse/mate and that isn't right.
For most of my life so far, my dad lived with us. But since we are in need of more money, he now lives in Seattle where he works for my uncle Scott. He sometimes visits on weekends, though, and my two half sisters now live in Seattle and visit as well, but it isn't really the same.
That is as simple as it gets...