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Gratitude Project: Day 23: Thank Goodness for the Fathers of Little Girls

October 19th 2008 03:21
Fathers have a profound impact on their daughters, shaping their abilities to love and ultimately to venture forth, physically and emotionally. At the same time, daughters both inadvertently and purposefully break down the artificial walls of masculinity that men sometimes build with a purity and power that mothers, wives, and girlfriends cannot.

Regardless of their age, daughters who have meaningful, comfortable relationships with their fathers are generally more self-confident and independent, have better relationships with men, are less depressed, have fewer eating disorders and drug or alcohol problems and achieve more in school and at work. And the easier it is for a daughter to communicate with her father, the more she enjoys being with him and the more she gets out of their relationship.


Thanks dad!


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Comment by Ann 1

October 19th 2008 03:25
This post makes far too much sense.

Comment by Chris Champion

October 19th 2008 04:26
Lovely post. Made me smile, and made me feel closer to my daughter.

Comment by Miswanderlust

October 20th 2008 01:47
Ann
Well maybe there is some madness in the simplicity. So good to see you.
Mis

Comment by Miswanderlust

October 20th 2008 01:50
Chris
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is so nice to meet your acquaintance. Thanks for stopping by, reading, and commenting.
Mis

Comment by Ash

November 3rd 2008 09:11
Hiya Mis

ah how I have missed your posts

Fathers are important people aren`t they? I never met mine before he passed away a few years ago, but my step father is the truest sense of any description of the word of Father.

Gotta love the dads!

Ash


Comment by Miswanderlust

November 4th 2008 03:41
Ash
Thanks so much. My life has gotten in the way but I have more posts in me! Thanks for being patient.
Mis

Comment by KylieW

December 15th 2008 01:19
Great post. I don't mind saying that as far as I'm concerned, my Dad is the best Dad in the world!!!

Comment by Mrs M

February 12th 2009 11:47
I agree with Ann. This post makes way too much sense. It's so real it's frightening. I'd like to think that I'm not textbook but it turns out I am at the very least half textbook.

I can relate to everything you wrote in this post. I try to rise above it as it were and not let my rubbish relationship with my father negatively affect me...but it's a challenge. It's a real effort to charge forward with the confidence to succeed.

Thankfully Mr M is a great dad. He and our daughter have a great connection. Both love to draw and they're similar in personality too.

Love & stuff
Mrs M

Comment by Miswanderlust

February 13th 2009 03:18
Mrs. M
I am sure that you have risen above your raising. Looks like you really learned a lesson regarding how important a father is to his daughter! Thanks for your insight!

Mis

Comment by Wilson Pon

October 10th 2009 09:37
Thank goodness my dad is still alive, Mis. I have a very close relationship with both my parents since I was a younger child...

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