Daughter-father relationship

Jazzman28

Daddy's girl, yup, explains why I'd get my butt whooped and sister never did

sweetdixie92

Not sure. I take after my dad a bit more...so I do get along with him better in some ways. But at the same time, I would never in a million years look for a guy just like him to date. I wonder why my mom puts up with his crap sometimes.

determined_ella

needernt wrote: »

It seems most girls are daddy girls but they confide their secrets to their mother. That is weird. Isn't it?

nope I tell both my parents and any of my family my secrets lol

sweetdixie92

Original_Sinner wrote: »

You know, this was an interesting sociology debatable point until you brought in the whole "sexual attraction thing" That's just wrong. As a woman who struggles with an ex that has demonstrated an affinity for young girls and has made inappropriate comments to his and my daughter so that now he's on a watchdog with authorities and myself, this is just a type of conversation that furthers this sort of behaviour of men tricking themselves into thinking that this may be "ok"

It's not ok.

I agree with you. To even make "sexual attraction" a possible factor is very wrong and disturbing. I don't even want to think about that and the word dad in the same sentence...mind scrub!

pinkraynedropjacki

I can't stand my father. He cares more about his 'newer kids' than me & my brother (kids he had with my mum)...... so no I don't think that it's true at all. I'd happily watch him fall off a cliff or drown....... along with the 'other woman' and the kids he had. Sorry if it sounds nasty.... but the fact my mother had to fight to get $100 a month out of him to help support us kids while the other kids got everything they asked for & more.......I'm more than happy for them to drop of the face of the earth.

needernt

sweetdixie92 wrote: »

Original_Sinner wrote: »

You know, this was an interesting sociology debatable point until you brought in the whole "sexual attraction thing" That's just wrong. As a woman who struggles with an ex that has demonstrated an affinity for young girls and has made inappropriate comments to his and my daughter so that now he's on a watchdog with authorities and myself, this is just a type of conversation that furthers this sort of behaviour of men tricking themselves into thinking that this may be "ok"

It's not ok.

I agree with you. To even make "sexual attraction" a possible factor is very wrong and disturbing. I don't even want to think about that and the word dad in the same sentence...mind scrub!

Why you are trying so hard to point to the act of sex in this concept. It simply refers to the attraction towards opposite gender.
Why you make everything so complicated and negative?

seltzermint555

PRMinx wrote: »

indeed!

Cranquistador

I can't believe this thread is still here.

TheRoadDog

needernt wrote: »

It seems most girls are daddy girls but they confide their secrets to their mother. That is weird. Isn't it?

True. It works for me. There are some things that a Dad doesn't want to hear about in his daughter's life. If it is important or if it can have an adverse affect on my daughter's life, I can count on my wife to let me know anyways. I'm there for security, transportation, finances and to intimidate the young men that show up on the doorstep. My wife handles the "touchy-feely" stuff.

needernt

TheRoadDog wrote: »

needernt wrote: »

It seems most girls are daddy girls but they confide their secrets to their mother. That is weird. Isn't it?

True. It works for me. There are some things that a Dad doesn't want to hear about in his daughter's life. If it is important or if it can have an adverse affect on my daughter's life, I can count on my wife to let me know anyways. I'm there for security, transportation, finances and to intimidate the young men that show up on the doorstep. My wife handles the "touchy-feely" stuff.

Why you want to intimidate those poor lads?