How Most Men View Their Dad...

@Southerner1812 Miss mine terribly 💪🏻🙏

Lost my Dad when I was 26, I miss him every day. It’s been 2 decades and it never gets better. I would always ask him about things. He truly was my hero my entire life. He saved my life so many times.

I lost my dad when I was 24. I just wish everyday I could talk to him once more time.

Listen now. Regret is louder later.

this absolutely does not apply to mom. women learn what they want to learn. they literally ignore everything else. fathers learn everything for themselves and almost everyone around them. mom is for kissing on the cheek and making cookies.

My Dad is a Fox News boomer who literally said to me about this idiotic Iran war “this time it’s different”. I said Dad we have talked about how the last 25 years of Middle East regime change wars were a disaster, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria.. this is the same. Boomers..

Absolutely, there was a time in my life were I just wanted to have fun, never listen to my dad, but when I got older he was my support, he helped me in every critical decision in my life, and when he was gone... I understood how much I lost and still had so much to learn from him

As a teenager, I asked my dad if I should invest my $300 into bitcoin back when it was 8 cents a coin. He gave it no thought and said that was stupid. I bought a paintball gun instead. Thanks dad!

Wish my dad had lived long enough to hear this🙏

Not all dads 🤣😂

I have to say, I had the honor of always believing in my father as the far better version of me and always striving to be 1/2 of what he was and even today I am grateful for doing so, it has made me not only a better man but a better father and better person. He is/was/always will be the single smartest man I have ever met.

10 years ago, my daughter deserted us; ghosted everyone, I don't give a shit what kids learn or not; I never talk to anyone under 35 unless I absolutely have to.

Only a fool wouldn't listen to his dad no matter how good of a dad he was or not

Yeah pretty much. 😂 I was a stupid liberal as a teenager and in my 20s. In my 30s I realize "Oh. Dad was right all along."

Only if your very lucky. Mother nature gave me an abusive tyrant.

Having no Dad myself and 4 sons this is useful

Ahh… someone is cutting onions again

I’m cutting onions over here

Blessed to know while he was here. 🏁

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Brilliant! A must listen for every child.

My Dad passed away when I was 24, I'm 50... I promise you this hit home hard

Felt this in my damn bones!

Testify!

Facts

LOVE YOU SON

The best lesson I ever learned from my father was: Don't trust anyone.

So True Amen

Most, but not all... I'm rounding out my 50's, Dad's in his 80's, and I'm amazed how small minded he is. He argues everything from within his very narrow viewpoint, and can't acknowledge things outside his personal experience. I used to think he was intelligent...

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I should call him.

How true! I miss you Dad!

44 dads a drunk piece of shit that only cared about one thing, getting drunk. get off my planet scum sucker.