Most gay dads I know (we have a lot of gay friends and know a few gay dads) have women in their lives that help their daughters with things that
the daughter feels like a woman should help with (i.e. 1st bra buying is a big one... helping learn how to use tampons....).
Not exact matches
This one tells about Mitt's good character (
like willingness to drop his regular business affairs to help search for the
daughter of the coworker, sounds
like he ate the costs of paying several employees to have them aid in the search), and the other side of the spectrum of how at least one Mormon
woman felt that Mitt had offended her.
What people don't realize is that the
women in these films have a family... and I wonder if I was a father of one of these
women how I would
feel knowing my
daughter is doing this... I'm sure I would
feel just
like any other father would... very an - «gry... and up - «set that this ind - «ustry still exist's.
.15 and 3... & from day 1 I have always talked to my
daughters about how to dress
like POWER and CONFIDENCE... Not an easy task when all the other young
women my
daughter is around wear clothes that are barely there... So far so good... she is all about her mid section being covered... her shorts being NOY too short... no push up bras and she hates the thought of high heels... I must admit I hope she changes her
feelings on the high heels..
Wear the items a bit differently and my
daughter can wear them and look great and then I can wear them at 50 and
feel like a
woman and not a 20 year old!
If I'm successful in my VBAC, my
daughters won't
feel like they come from a long line of
women who can't give birth naturally, which is kind of what I
feel like.
I saw a
woman in the grocery store wearing a Moby Wrap (basically a long strip of cloth artfully wrapped around mother and baby for babywearing), and I
felt like that would be the key to sanity for myself, my husband, and our fussy
daughter.
I,
like many
women who give birth without an epidural, physically and emotionally recovered quickly and I was sent home
feeling fairly strong and healthy just 24 hours after delivering my
daughter, with no side effects or lasting issues.
I remember getting an email saying I basically needed to audition to be part of this group and although I didn't agree with that, or how it made me
feel, I
felt like it was important for me to be around my
like - minded
women and for my
daughter to make friends her age.
Next week will be little different as my photographer /
daughter is not always available to take my pics, so you might be getting a little lower quality photos, but my goal is the same, to encourage you to
feel and dress
like the actual
woman you are.
«I've gotten wonderful letters from
women of all ages, mothers who don't want to see the same thing happen to their
daughters and younger girls who have
felt like they were strange — men, too, who have seen their significant others go through something similar and no longer want them to
feel any shame,» she said.
I
feel like I want my
daughter to see her mother following her passion, and see an example of an independent working
woman, but I know doing so will be at the cost of family time.