“Also taught them how to shoot just in case” best line period XD

Definitely! 🏆

Other countries: I gave my daughter a pepper spray, tazer.... Americans: I taught her how to shoot, just in case 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@xc4945 best father I’ve ever seen XD.

father figures are so important, and to think modern women don't believe men are important enough is crazy

@@made_you_mad I mean Modern women tend to go after boys who are raised only by a single parent, mostly a mother. So the men that most likely have never had a father figure, to begin with, and worse, they are never around men who will act like it to them so the cycle continues. My father is the kindest man I know, taught me how to shoot, how to have patience, and to be a kind human being. My mom tried to teach me to be a victim, to hurt those who hurt me, and to never fully trust a person even a friend (When they both separated). I don't hate my mother, but I noticed my sister was the same with her kids, my cousin was the same with her child and it's just something I noticed. We need both parents to make a decent human being, single parents make a monster 80% of the time. That or never have a country parent marry a city parent XD

men who unabashedly adore their daughter are the most attractive on this earth. this stuff goes so far.

💯💯

It's a tragedy that I can't agree. My uncle has 2 daughters and he adores the elder one to the point where he just ignored her having sex with random guys while he's misogynist to all the other women in the house especially his wife

@@divyamishra4717 by the time she's old enough to be having sex, it's her sex to have, he can teach her to value herself, respect herself, respect others, and all that, once she's an adult it's her business, she's her own person, not his (as in property) daughter to dictate what she does. Sex with genuinely random people is generally not ideal, whether men or women, but most folks, even the ones with multiple partners, aren't having sex with *random* people

​@@asheraelrandom to most people means people who you shouldn't reasonably trust because you don't know them very well. I think unfortunately that happens far too often than you're willing to admit.

I read "ignore" instead of "adore" and was really confused 😂

This is a good dad. Even that last line is a good lesson

"how do i protect my daughter from someone like you?" cracked the shit out of me 😭💀💀

But that’s literally so smart. Players lowkey make the best fathers because they know what to help their daughters avoid

Plot twist: He's black

Players are masters at spotting broken/insecure women

@@donquixote3292 the best fathers but not mothers

That's one cool clued up dad...the daughter's are very lucky to have such a good role model in their lives. 👊

My father has only said,”I Love You” only 5 times in my 53 years. Calling me “stupid” and reminding me that I “I’m NOT a priority” is so much easier for him. 😢

I’m so sorry he says those mean things to you! You are important, and you’re not stupid!

Seems like your dad is worse than mine

We are the same age and I don’t have any sisters but it sounds like you were raised by the same “man” as I was. Sounds like you were talking right to me when you said what your experiences were and they exactly mirrored mine.

Did you try altering Your behaviour or did you resort to ignore his subtext and label him a bad parent (ignoring actions along with sub text)

@@haberdasherrykr8886victim blaming victim blaming

"Tell your daughter you love her 'cause if you don't someone who doesn't will & she'll believe him." The basic truth of this statement broke my heart & made me cry.

Yes but he got one thing wrong, partly. You show your daughters you love them because if you just say it then when someone else says it they will believe it, too. If you SHOW them and say it then when the person only says it and doesn't show it, they will discern the truth and not waste their time on lip service. Too many parents get this wrong and then wonder why their kids end up with classical and covert narcissists and other BS, user types. The answer is they fell for it because it was familiar, their childhood idea of love that their parent.or parents portrayed.. Prioritize your kids and they will not waste time on people who cannot and will not reciprocate! Don't spoil them with praise once in a while and ignore them the majority or they will seek that in a spouse without even knowing and those types will find them so quick and get their hooks in easy. Also, It is CRUCIAL to Treat your spouse the way you want your Kid's spouses to treat them! Role model it with actions and not just words or if you can't then get out of the way for someone who can if you want your kids to have their best chance in life.

@@amandachilds5290 gotta hol essay

@@Mxppxt is that too long? I mean most people don't click the "read more".so the first sentence is what really matters, right?.

@@amandachilds5290 nah I'm just making jokes it's all good lol

@@Mxppxt cool. No worries

I am a young woman who has an absent father and seeing this video brought tears to my eyes. I wish I had a father like the ones his daughter have. Sometimes I see girls who treat their fathers with such disrespect and it hurts me because they don’t know what they have and what I which I had. I deal with so many so problems just because of my father absence. I know it may sound cringy or corny but people need to better cherish and appreciate what and who they have in their lives. I thought I would die today. Something happened and I was so afraid. I wanted nothing more than to see my mother. She has always been there for me and I can’t be more thankful. Cherish those who love you and to everyone who wishes to have children in the future, please don’t abandon your kids. It’s not fair to them. They didn’t ask to be here so please, let them have a happy and fulfilling life. God bless everyone! I love you all! Stay safe and take care!

This is good advice irregardless of wether its sons or daughters, everyone deserves a parent who loves them and isn’t afraid to show it!

Not everyone

I'll show his girl what love is

Say you love them all you want. I means nothing unless you show them. Goes for Daughters and Sons. Mine know. Proof my daughter called me from college 3K miles away to tell me she was walking to her apt. Because the guy she had been out with made a pass. I stayed on the phone with her while she walked, mealtime I motioned to my wife who called the parents of another kid w e knew at that school. He drove over, calling my wife to find out where she was. Would have been a ling 10 or so mile walk. She wouldn't have calles if she didnt trust

@@jacobladder6165I hope you don’t mean that sexually, because if you do, that’s disgusting

"Young woman that had a high expectation for love, respect, and honesty." That right there is the key!

You forgot that they can shoot 😂

What respectable women truly are

He forgot to say that because of those high expectations they are single cuz no man is a match 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@AnimangaGirlChii I am a match 😂👌

@@AnimangaGirlChii You laugh but it's sad really that love, respect and honesty are too big of expectations for an adult grown man to fulfil in a relationship with an adult grown woman. Seems like we need to raise our boys to be men in stead of overgrown children, huh.

18 year old girl here who cry at 12pm not because of a boy but the father who never loved her enough or gave her a childhood which she can cherish. I get teary eyed watching fathers who actually love their daughters and spend time with them.

Same here, and I'm old! And yes, I still gulp when I see a little girl out with a father who looks happy to be with her.

Sir, I wish my dad was like you. Mine was absent, gaslit me, tried to manipulate me and use me as a tool to get to my mom and broke my arm. My mom is the only person I can depend on no matter what. Thank you for loving your girls. You saved them from a life of hating one half of the reason they are alive.

"She's a girl. Figured she might know some things. She did." This sparked joy for me.

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Marksmanship is very important. Especially when you let them know how much you love them.

This is so wise!! About made me cry! Not all women had a Dad that told them He loved them and so ended up with someone not right for them because they didn't feel they deserved better!! Good job Dad!!

"Tell her you love her because if you don't some one who doesn't will and she will believe him " 💀 i need that

I hope the best for you and your future. I’m sorry for what you may have been through I’m life and I hope it gets much better each day❤️

Honestly everyone needs to be told by any type of parental figure that they are loved, and shown proper respect and care, because that shapes how they view their future relationships and gives them standards for friends or romantic partners.

I am SO with you on that ❤

I guess that would go for every guy who wants to be called 'daddy', even the ones who do love their girl.

honestly 💀

Last one is the most necessary guidance a girl should have..!!👍🔥🇮🇳

You are such a well-rounded person! I love the truth you put out to young people and the fact that you are the epitome of a GREAT DAD! I'm sure your wife is so proud that you are her's! Keep on brother!

"How do I protect my daughter from someone like you?" 💀💀💀

His mate was on point tho, damn. 💀

weed

That Wass actually a good person to ask like the old saying goes to catch a criminal you have to think like a criminal

@@orestisveseli1603 I doubt he actually asked that. Especially before the daughters were even born or old enough to even be thinking on that level.

Monkey D Luffy Lol Oda level foreshadowing.

The most important duties that a Dad has toward his daughters are: 1) to treat his kids...sons and daughters...with love and respect 2) treat their Mom with love and respect. Those lessons will teach her how she deserved to be treated as an adult...and how her kids deserve to be treated.

This right here is the key to a healthy father-daughter relationship. I have a ten years younger sister and our dad messed this up a bit. He did too many tours, making himself unavailable, and generally didn't show his emotions to any of us. Once I realised how that was affecting my sister, I tried to become a more active part of her life. She's on a good path now, but it could have gotten bad

"Tell her you love her, because if you don't, someone that doesn't will, and she'll believe him" absolutely

And the flipside: that after getting burned by so many partners who lied to her about loving them, she won't believe it when someone who sincerely does tells her they love her. Signed, a child of parents who only saw "love" for how much they could get from their offspring.

As someone with daddy issues this hits hard. I'm really glad there are people like you out there. Thank you for being cool and supporting your daughter.

Wow that broke my heart

Worked on me. Now I have all kinds of trauma to rework and therapy bills.

@@noonesaccount6675 you just remember the first word in that phrase and make sure you know it's his fault entirely. 100% his and only his fault.

I love that - “a high expectation for love, respect and honesty”. ❤😅 thanks for sharing

I love this man & his sense of humour. 😊❤

"How do I protect her from someone like you? " Beautiful

Aye w to the buddy atleast he didnt get super offensive and ignored it

​@@Dk-hx2zv it's really hard to offend a guy friend, me and my friends say nasty things to one another and we're just laugh it off, of course there's a line that we shouldn't cross while joking with each other

​@@Chad-bc9vi especially a military guy

@@candle_eatist maybe, but I think it's just guys in general

​@@Chad-bc9vi True. Especially if you know each other, you can insult him in the most terrible way possible, but he will just do something back to you and laugh it off. Don't do it with strangers though.

He has the most “military” voice I’ve ever heard. 😂

I am the dad of a 2 year old little girl, i thank you for this. Ill never forget it.

"Tell your daughter you love her because if you don't, someone who doesn't will and she'll believe them" is one of the wisest quotes I've heard in a long time.

Im actually in tears from that

Absolutely!

And it souns pretty much true

Learned from experience and that is true

My tears fell when he said that actually😭😭😭

I'm a daughter and I approve this message.

My dad did his best regardless of things that happened, and no matter what I'll always love him because even if he couldn't see he was worth so much and I pray he learned to love and forgive himself. It's truly beautiful to see Dad's like you talk about your girls. God bless you and keep you and your family.

“Tell them you love them, because if you don’t. someone who doesn’t will, and they’ll believe them” Such a good line, Ima steal that

1k like- but yeah

You probably won't ever need it

Atleast quote correctly 🤦

I don't need that now. I probably won't need that for a while. But someday that line will come in handy!

@@MurakiChiyo I mean it's kinda sad even if someone else who genuinely loves them but is a stranger. Yet the parent who raised them never uttered such foul words.

You are sooooooo correct…. I m 47yrs old… 1 of 4 siblings (sisters), my papa always told us, “you can tell me anything, nothing is taboo. A classy lady can turn a man’s head, when she’s dressed head to toe, your body is the greatest gift you can give to another, when your crown slips, remember whose daughter you are, never settle for 2nd best. Never think you are better than anyone else” wow I could go on for hours… I’m so blessed to have my papa and his wisdom…

You’re one of the best dads out there!!! Great job. You sound just like dad

“How do i protect my daughter from someone like you?” Hilarious🤣

"You couldn't even protect yourself!" "Draw your blade..."

That’s an honest relationship right there

it's very true

It's a genuine question for sure.

You can't. No matter how great of a Dad you are, you will not be able to protect him/her from predators.

Thank you sir. You just made my day.

When my dad tells me he loves me it always lights up my day❤

Respect man. Teaching your daughters how to find the right guy is way better than threatening any guy she brings home.

Something my dad said when my sister brought a guy home for the first time still sticks with me. "No I'm not going to threaten him, because I respect you." Your daughter is capable if you raised her to be, she doesn't need your protection all the time, but if she gets hurt she does need your comfort and support.

Ye and how to shoot, don’t forget the important part.

Amen brother. If you threaten the boyfriend it'll scare em away and mess the relationship up between guy and girl and girl and dad

@@tylernielsen3319 can vouch for this 🥲 my parents were super non-accepting of my current boyfriend and we've been through soooooo much shit, i can't even begin to explain; just because they believe they are right and.. ?? I honestly don't know what goes through a person's mind when they think its okay or justified to threaten someone that their child has chosen to love. And yeah, it's completely ruined our relationship. I can't talk to them the same way anymore, can't fully respect any of their opinions (Im still super respectful to them, just don't have any faith in any of their beliefs/opinions anymore), and my mental health (while already pretty shitty) took a DIIIIIIIVE 😂💀📉 Love your children, parents. In an unconditional, unselfish way that allows you to see them as individuals in their own right, with their own (STRONG) thoughts and emotions. Empathize with them in every way you can, because all of what you do as a parent has a major impact on an individual coming into the world.

Sorry for the long comment 💀😬

Soo true.. My father loved me so muchhhh and I was always his first priority.. My mom always says don't except that all guys will be like your father.. I never searched for someone to love me or take care of me because I know I have a family who can do anything for me.. I am grateful for that❤

I’m so happy for you ❤

That’s the best thing dad need to do for their daughters I know what it feel like when dad is not in their life even when he is alive

“Tell your daughter you love her bc if you don’t, someone who doesn’t will & she’ll believe him” oof that hit hard.

Frrr

Right in the heart

Its probably the most real and usefull advice ever

that's straight up the most appropriate way to prevent your daughter to have daddy issues

Yep, this is the biggest advice everyone must know. Tell the ones you love that you love them.

this video is very wholesome and sweet. love to see fathers working on doing better by their children. But, I would like to lealve a comment that's probably gonna get lost in all these comments, but raise your boys in a similar way. fathers need to tell their sons they love them. boys deserve that kind of love from their fathers too. be emotionally present for your child no matter what their gender is. all children want is love and acceptance from their guardian(s). be as affectionate with your sons as you would be your daughters. some of the lessons you teach your sons may be different, but raising your kids by being honest with them and letting them know they can be honest with you (aka treating them with the same respect and dignity you would give any other person), and letting your kids that they are loved unconditionally should be universal things when it comes to raising your kids regardless of gender.

How great is that for advice that every dad should know. I wish you had been my dad. Pam

this goes to show how impactful a parent’s role can affect their child’s life. i’m glad your daughters have a dad like you, everyone deserves to have this connection.

Yess ✨✨, so lucky to have such father , btw childhood trauma is a very big thing , it is a very big cause for bipolar disorder!

​@@kashviruparelia9464 I have bpd and I was loved and influenced by not very good people that found me during a rough time when I was younger, so I'm glad this guy actually knows what to do haha.

True that. I'm almost 29 years old. Male. Grew up without a dad and the differences between someone raised by a man and myself is drastic. I'm pretty much comparable to a 22 year old. Behind on so much.

No one really understands how doing exactly that helps. I am 37 years old and my father is the same, he was present and always we know (3 daughters) that we are loved and protected. Just him being there for not only us but our mother made it even more wonderful for us growing up. Present fathers are needed and even if the relationship doesn't work out being present in your child's life helps mold their future👌🏾

Honestly that bit about "Tell them you love them, or if someone who doesn't will, and they'll believe them." Is good advice for any kid. How your parents treat you as a kid really sets your expectations and standards for what you deserve from others in the future.

as a former kid i confirm this fr and the video you should teach your kids to never lie to you and tell them to stay away from people don't watch porn and all other stuff my own mother teach me a lot of these things and they all have saved but she did not teach me don't watch porn its harmful so i got into it and it was very bad for me but i did not ever use cigar even tho i was the only among my Friends but thanks to my mothers advise which she give me every day i am not addicted to cigar unlike half of my Friends there and i ask you to teach your kids to be careful about peoples kids as they might be bully as well that they might try to Assault sexually assault which they did to me but i was saved cause they not run after me and they were thinking i wont tell my Family but i did that sometime later we moved from there to Afghanistan my home country peace from Afghanistan.

@@Nima-ec4tr 😂

@@Scuffy what about this is remotely funny? The internet is weird.

@@chanelb8387 I'm guessing the "as a former kid" line

@@pepsy3085 bruh everything, from the a former kid to the Afghanistan

Wise words. I wish more people saw this. This is how I was raised and I can confirm it’s completely true.

I grew up with my father literally saying "you will never be able to make a man happy" some days I still hear it in my mind. So, for the first 40 years of my life, I dated men who were toxic. I have healed now, and I am dating a kind, flexible, and empathetic man. How you treat your daughters will model how they will be treated by other men.

Best thing is for them is to see how dad treats mum: with love, respect and admiration… they’re always watching and you can always teach by example.

If only... it's awful growing up seeing the opposite. Then these men wonder, years later, why the love of their wife has grown cold, and there's no more affection, and sex completely out of the question. A wife's spirit can be crushed by 'husbands' like this. All they want is to subjugate them, then daughters, then every other female around them! I'll tell you this: he's dead now - and I'm STILL glad!

Really like this man. All of his comments are right on. Especially about daughters!❤

it's the "you can always tell daddy the truth no matter what" for me, we need more parents like this man... comunication fkin matters

Open communication is EVERYTHING

Trueeee😩

When you have thoose man you leave them for Chad Thundercock....

U are so right!...... but then u have parents who say that, but will flip out and make the situation worse bc u told them instead of being supportive & helping them even with the consequences. Then the child starts to realize that being open and honest with parent(s) maybe isn't a good idea..... thus the solitary teenage life begins.

LOVE THIS! ESPECIALLY THE PART ABOUT TEACHING THEM HOW TO SHOOT

Absolutely 💯 respect for you sir. ❤❤❤ may your daughters be some of the greatest women in the world ❤ more men like my husband and you need to be fathers.

Basically “Don’t give them Daddy Issues”

And teach them how to fight for themselves. ✊

Yup.

Daddy knows daddy cares now back to work

Daddy so important! I selected the best dad by looking at his friends, sister and mother and how he treated his cats! Best caretaker for the animals and respectful to his sister n mother! He adores the girls 🎉

I love this it reminds me of my dad and I think this is an absolutely great way to raise your daughters. My dad has always made it clear that he will never lie to me, that he will always love me and that as long as I put in the work he will always do whatever it takes. My father has taught me an amazing work ethic and anyone that I let into my life I compare to him and my brother

So true. A family member of mine wasn't this kind of father and we told him early on she would look to awful men in future for acceptance and she did. The rest of the family have spent so much time giving her love and support and trying to help her heal that lack in her life.

He has the wholesomest friendship with his military friend.

To the video creator. Your wife is a woman, not a girl. That’s condescending and sexist.

@@DX-d wtf

@@DX-d didnt ask

​@@DX-d uhhh what?

I love seeing videos like this of good parents. Gonna take this and apply it when I have a daughter myself

You're a great man and even better father. Excellent work, brother.

“Also I taught them how to shoot just in case” This is the most AMERICAN statement i’ve ever heard 🤣

Right hahahah

And for all non American dads- how to make it hurt and get away

We all should be able to do it. Why "only Americans" should have the good sense to do so?

That’s racist

@@imyuhboyrami1112 bffr🤣

The women who is married to this man is truly a blessed women.

You are a true father, who was humble and willing to learn and prepare yourself on how to father your daughters. The man who gave you good wisdom. This prevents young girls (your daughters) from making stupid decisions.

“Tell them you love them or someone who doesn’t will.” ❤

Also teach them to shoot just in case

I love that also. Sad that there are those wrong sort of guys to begin with. I don't know why their behavior is even tolerated by good men, but it's great when good men like this one do their best to love, protect and educate their daughters.

That's some sound advice.

Kinda makes no sense actually. Sounds nice, but what you say to your daughter doesn’t stop someone else from saying the same thing.

@@kenv9191 the idea is to teach them how to tell the difference between sincere love and insincere ones. Of course if the dad does it right and truly cares for his daughter.

You are an awesome Dad!! Love you ❤❤

I salute you, my friend, you have restored my faith in humanity

“The first person was my wife, Tina, cause she’s a girl.” Amazing line, love it

"Figured she might know some things. She did." What a shocker. XD

​@@IzzyKawaiichi lol

Loved it too

Your a great dad I wish I had that when I was growing up. God bless you

the world needs more men like this.

Why because he's catering to you females?

​​@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganimebruh this is a guy who actually cares about his daughters. He's a wonderful dad for doing what he must do. Bad fathers produce bad children. So yes, the world needs more men like this.

Nick: How do I protect my daughter from someone like you? Army Friend: I’ve been preparing my whole life for this moment.

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I was daddy’s girl…we worked side by side as carpainters in his firm for 17 years. I had no doubt that he loved me and was proud of me even if he didn’t say it often. He taught me to always be true to who I am, never lie, do my best and then some…he was the man of my life and he died in my arms, looking straight in my eyes..he knew I was afraid of a life without him…he died 19 years ago, I miss him and the bond we had and I still cry sometimes ❤RIP dad

God bless bro I have 4 year old daughter I let her know how much she is loved every single day

Such a good dad. He studied BEFORE the test!

Yeah, that’s how you study. Do you study during the test?💀

@@Mozarella_king bro delete this comment pleaseeeee for your dignity

​@@Mozarella_king 🤓

​@@Mozarella_king not too late to delete brother

@@Slenderkllz you dont know how silly you're being

Smart daddy, lucky daughters!!

Jesus christ if every dad could take this simple bit of wisdom to heart we’d have such a strong world. And this goes for sons too, dads need to tell them they love them, its that simple. Way too many ppl have their futures robbed from them, or their life going astray, simple because parents couldn’t be fussed to actually care or love their children.

What a great dad, seriously hope my future kids have a dad just like this.

Can you read You're comment again for me real quick I'm doing homework right now

Just realized you're a girl

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@@biology9810 you're not the only one who thought 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I am... So when we having kids-

If only I had a dad like that... it would have prevented so much pain and heart ache.

"I thought he was about to say the second person was me" - His mom

💀💀💀💀

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Lol

Aww ..we always get left out...they seem to think we don't know...or we aren't in the know

@@coveredbychrist54 I'm guessing he probably doesnt have a sister lmao

One of the very best dads! 😂❤❤

As a teenager who's father is only present physically and very little emotionally, thank you. Your daughters will never know the pain of not being able to talk to or do stuff with their dad Edit: I am so very sorry to everyone who has similar experiences with one or both of their parents. I sincerely appreciate the kind words too. I know my relationship with my parents will likely not improve due to certain circumstances, but I hope all of you are able to improve your relationships with your parent(s), and if not then I hope you can find a father/mother figure to be there for you and show you what love from that certain missing person feels like. Thankfully I have a father figure in my life, he and his wife have taken me under their wings and treat me like blood, allowing me to stay over sometimes, work for them, babysit their biological daughters, have dinners with them, etc. I am extremely lucky to have found someone like that, and I hope all of you do as well. If anyone ever wants to talk, I'm always here 😊❤️

I feel you. My father was the same way my entire life till he finally just left when I was 14. Which was the best since he was a narcissistic abusive ass but I’m getting away from my point. My point is even if he’s not there emotionally still just having a father even if he isn’t fully present is better than not having one at all. Trust me I know it sucks but it really is better than nothing. I really don’t like my father but honestly just knowing I had one even if I couldn’t come to him for anything it still helped.

Aye bruh ever need someone to talk to we got you

Maybe you can help me understand something. A bit of a story so bear with me. I have a niece who will be turning 16 in a couple months. Her father, my brother, committed suicide when she was an infant. She was adopted by a woman who was single so no father figure her whole life except my parents who could visit her a number of times over the years. My wife and I finally saw her this year twice. I was very happy to see her and I'm pretty sure she was happy to see me. I suspect and correct me if I'm wrong but I believe she very much wants to know me and is happy when I'm around because I'm the closest thing she has to her father. My wife told me she told her I'm more normal than my parents so I guess that's good lol

@@madphatdopeyo742 i know for me it’s always nice having a male role model in my life and does make me happy because it makes me feel like for even a moment that I do have a dad. Whenever I see anything about a dad being happy with his kids it’s like a stab in the heart cause I know I never or will ever have that. So I’m sure when she sees you especially being the uncle it’s kinda like she is drawn more to you because you’re the closest thing she’ll ever have to a dad. If I could give you advice just please try to always be in her life as much as you possibly can. With everything I went through with my own father both before and after he left made me suffer really really bad depression even a few years later. So it’s made me push away the only father figure I have.

Not the same situation, but my dad passed when I was a teenager. Absence (of any kind) of a father in his daughter’s life can be a hard wound to heal. I pray you find healthy and good hearted father figures to encourage you and speak truth to you when you need it, and that your father wakes up to how precious you are. Hang in there, it does get better ❤️

So grateful for those little girls who's daddy's didn't up and die on them 🙏😔 Life was damn tough to navigate without my daddy's love & protection. Thankyou God for strong loving daddy's 🙏💪💞

Watched this video a long time ago, and I still remember his wisdom.

As a girl who didn't have a dad around and also as a person who was looking for love in all the wrong places...this is true!!!

yeah exactly true😓

I'm sorry. I know how it feels. I had abusive parents. I hope you are doing better now.

So many of us have trauma from our father's not being there to protect & love on us in a non-sexual weirdo way! Your not alone. God bless you 🙏 ❤️ 🙌

Yeah. Me too. I had a narcissist, drunken man child for a father who never moved out of his mother's house. He was never in my life and all of my relationships were based on his dysfunctional perspective of love and life. May God bless you and help you find peace, self forgiveness and warm love.

Damn I felt that

Wish I had a father like you . Your wife and daughters are lucky .

Good job dad!!! Admiring and respecting you!!!❤

As a girl who's father never told he loved her this hits real hard. Thank you

i agree

Same here. I wish my dad valued me when I was growing up but instead he beat me up till I was 20

@@marymusau1662 Sending you cyber hugs, I can't imagine thew damage that did to you. I hope you work through it, sending you love and light

@@kirabozeridahsarah thanks. Much appreciated. I have moved on from that toxic life.

agreed knowing they love you does not ease the pain of never hearing the words. words unspoken are just as painful.

God damn…. This man is a role model and should be looked upto as one… boys and girls take note .

Yes! and boys need the same.

That's what a dad should be like!!!!! He needs a dad of the year award!!!!

"How do I protect my daughters from guys like you" Lmao, that's a good friendship Edit: idk what's going on with people, in the replies. I just thought it's funny that his friend was a good sport, and gave him some advice People keep saying that the other guy manipulates women or whatever, but we don't know that- don't check the replies, it's all just arguing Edit2: If you actually *watch* the dang video- he says, "tell your girls that you love them. Because if you don't, someone who doesn't(...)" this dude never said anything about what he does- if you're gonna leave a comment and say he's a horrible person, just shut up and leave

Boys will be boys 😂

I mean, just the fact that the dude actually gave him solid advice.

@@PlanetHouston he is bad guy, but he is not “bad, guy.”

@@flimcowramzow lol

it takes a big man to know he is not a good man, but unfortunately it takes a bigger man to change

Shout out to my dad! He’s the most amazing man ever and always showed his love for me and my brother. Though I know my husband loves me immensely, I know no one will love me as much as my parents, let alone my father.

Wise words from the dad. Handsome man.

imagine someone coming up to you like "yo how do i get my kids to stay away from people like you" lmao slay tho

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Honestly I'd be pissed, I know I WOULD be a bad influence to kids but still

Wise words well received👏🏽 as a father of twin girls I see what your talking about very well💯 thank you

I wish I had a dad like this.

🫂

Your daughters are blessed that they were raised by a good strong man.

Best father in the world be like: "also I taught them how to shoot, Just in case."

You okay GMD?

POV america

Okay

Yeah bc that's what makes the best father in the world 🙄 get your priorities in check.

@@saladnander3690 boo hoo

don't mind me just saving this so I can re-watch it every day if I have daughters

the last line... just mad me laugh out loud. THANKS for the straight talk!.

Whenever I see dads who genuinely care about their daughters like this and actively make sure they're being a good father... It makes me tear up a little 🥺

Makes me wish I had one like that

It’s sad that it seems to be uncommon lol. Pisses me off there a people having children and NOT thinking about how they can be a good parent.

"genuinely care"

@@CharlieCabralos I’ve always said there should be a licensing procedure to become a parent

@@CharlieCabralos rightt fr tho, a father/parent who cares and is active in their kids lives should NOT be noteworthy. That should be standard and bare minimum

If there's no LOVE in the home, then children will go to a place where they can get it. Love must reign supreme in any home.❤

I agree, and genuine love for your children includes setting boundaries and disciplining in love, otherwise no training is taking place. A facade love allows children to do whatever they want. Children certainly may like that approach, but you're love for their outcome as an adult would be a failure.

I respect you sir i wish if i ever i had a father he could be like you good work i hope those fine young ladies find joy and success in their lifes

having a worthy father is one of the biggest blessings anyone can have .

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I lost my father 3 weeks ago

@@SaxonProductions449 no reply needed. Everyone just agrees.

@@omarfatthy4893 sorry to hear, bro. Hope you have better days.

Seriously. Without them, we'll likely go down a darker path. God bless every father, including mine.