A Daddy's letter to his little girl about her future husband

[fluffaluff]

So sweet  (heart)
drkellyflanagan.com/2013/04/17/a-daddys-letter-to-his-little-girl-about-her-future-husband/

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call me perverse, but i will laugh maniacally if this little girl is a lesbian.

[anlo]

Aww, I think it's sweet. I think you could sub the word partner for the word man in the letter and the sentiment is the same.

[hopecounts]

I ink its sweet and the dad has good intentions, I expect that if she comes out to him he'd rewrite the letter.
This is addressing the specific idea of a woman needing to keep a man interested that he noticed when on google, I don't think he means she could on,y have a male partner jaunt that if she does she shouldn't feel like she has to work to keep him interested.

[Captain Serious]

Come on. We finally have a post that is lifting women up and telling young girls that they don't have to work to please men, but should just be themselves for themselves, and that they will attract people who love them for who they are...and we're focusing on the fact that the author singled it out to straight relationships (which comprise the overwhelming majority of most relationships)?

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Apr 30, 2013 9:22:11 GMT -5 hopecounts said:

I ink its sweet and the dad has good intentions, I expect that if she comes out to him he'd rewrite the letter.
This is addressing the specific idea of a woman needing to keep a man interested that he noticed when on google, I don't think he means she could on,y have a male partner jaunt that if she does she shouldn't feel like she has to work to keep him interested.

of course.

that's why my comment is perverse. 

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Apr 30, 2013 9:38:49 GMT -5 Lucy Honeychurch said:

Apr 30, 2013 9:32:13 GMT -5 Captain Serious said:

Come on. We finally have a post that is lifting women up and telling young girls that they don't have to work to please men, but should just be themselves for themselves, and that they will attract people who love them for who they are...and we're focusing on the fact that the author singled it out to straight relationships (which comprise the overwhelming majority of most relationships)?

No, actually, mostly I'm just singling it out because I think it's irrevocably cheesy.  lol.

:Y: :Y:

[Captain Serious]

Well, yes, it is. I haven't looked through it, but I have a feeling his blog is supports his practice, and he's one of those "feel good" psychologists.

[eddy]

I bet this was found on pinterest.

[snickers]

I think it is sweet!

[FastHands]

Waaay too shmaltzy for me, and I will allow a good bit of shmaltz where father-daughter relationships are concerned.

[speckledfrog]

Apr 30, 2013 10:36:26 GMT -5 @tambcat said:

ugh, I teared up.

I hate myself. lol

Blame it on your period and we'll all pretend it never happened. 

[janiejones]

I can't get through the first paragraph. I hate shit like this.

[eddy]

Apr 30, 2013 10:41:51 GMT -5 janiejones said:

I can't get through the first paragraph. I hate shit like this.

I couldn't either. I can not handle dramatic style of writing. It makes me wince and feel embarrassed for the writer.

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Apr 30, 2013 10:44:15 GMT -5 eddy said:

Apr 30, 2013 10:41:51 GMT -5 janiejones said:

I can't get through the first paragraph. I hate shit like this.

I couldn't either. I can not handle dramatic style of writing. It makes me wince and feel embarrassed for the writer.

it's like someone really bombing at karaoke.