Comments on: daughter to father http://yoakemae.net/daughter-to-father little girl. literary trouble. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:21:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Megori http://yoakemae.net/daughter-to-father/comment-page-1#comment-51276 Megori Tue, 26 May 2009 18:39:29 +0000 http://yoakemae.net/daughter-to-father#comment-51276 It is a shame that this guy isn't being much of a father to his new baby girl. He'll definitely regret it later in life. Although I'm not particularly fond of the idea of them splitting, as there are many other options available to her rather than just picking up and ditching the slob, I wonder if bringing it up would scare him even just a little into caring? My brother-in-laws have kind of been that way as well, well...at least for my oldest sister (who married at 16 and had her first child at 17). She's about 27 now with four kids and her husband still lazes around doing mostly nothing. My sister works full time and goes to school part time and her oldest son, 11, helps more than her husband does. So, if her grand-niece is strong, she'll manage fine with or without the assistance of her good for nothing husband, really. And her kids may grow up decently as well too (my sister's kids did, for the most part...aside from the swearing that they picked up from their dad). I wish her all the best in this! And I'm glad to say, even though I've had many, many mishaps with my own father, I'm also much better off and I'm truthfully thankful for my dad too. It is a shame that this guy isn’t being much of a father to his new baby girl. He’ll definitely regret it later in life. Although I’m not particularly fond of the idea of them splitting, as there are many other options available to her rather than just picking up and ditching the slob, I wonder if bringing it up would scare him even just a little into caring?
My brother-in-laws have kind of been that way as well, well…at least for my oldest sister (who married at 16 and had her first child at 17). She’s about 27 now with four kids and her husband still lazes around doing mostly nothing. My sister works full time and goes to school part time and her oldest son, 11, helps more than her husband does. So, if her grand-niece is strong, she’ll manage fine with or without the assistance of her good for nothing husband, really. And her kids may grow up decently as well too (my sister’s kids did, for the most part…aside from the swearing that they picked up from their dad).

I wish her all the best in this! And I’m glad to say, even though I’ve had many, many mishaps with my own father, I’m also much better off and I’m truthfully thankful for my dad too.

]]> By: Cheah Seng Hock http://yoakemae.net/daughter-to-father/comment-page-1#comment-51275 Cheah Seng Hock Tue, 26 May 2009 00:58:41 +0000 http://yoakemae.net/daughter-to-father#comment-51275 and I love you so much my dear. and I love you so much my dear.

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