This is beautiful and heartbreaking to read. I usually only feel like I should reset and become a different kind of dad every single day.
Except for Barefoot Creepy Toe Shoe Dad; I am convinced that I don’t want to be that guy for a single second.
As someone whose kids are a little older, I will say that who you are is *not* irrelevant — in fact will become a cornerstone of how you’ll be a vessel of love and support over the long haul
On good days I feel good about that and on other days it’s appalling :)
This is beautiful and heartbreaking to read. I usually only feel like I should reset and become a different kind of dad every single day.
Except for Barefoot Creepy Toe Shoe Dad; I am convinced that I don’t want to be that guy for a single second.
As someone whose kids are a little older, I will say that who you are is *not* irrelevant — in fact will become a cornerstone of how you’ll be a vessel of love and support over the long haul
On good days I feel good about that and on other days it’s appalling :)