#daghters

what my mom said to me when i walked out of my room. lmao

In an age where dads seem to be either easily replaced or not needed, people seem to forget that male role models are valuable for kids.  A father is a important part of a boy growing into a responsible adult.  These same dads are equitably necessary in the transformation of a girl becoming a complete and competent adult.  The final, last, and most important reason a dad has in the life of a growing gal is to be the measuring stick in which all other males that she meets will be assessed.  This may not seem reasonable to an unsure dad or a timid male that is attempting to become an element of a girl's life through dating her mother, teaching her, or becoming her friend but it has always been this way.  A female's dad or father figure is the benchmark by which all other males will be compared.  She will eventually want a mate that she feels compares to her father.  She will insist her male friends to be as respectful as her single fathers.  If her father abuses or controls her mom, his mate], or herself she will expect men in her life to abuse and manipulate her as she grows.  A young girl's dad is the standard that she will look for in other males that she admits to be a part of her world during her childhood and adult life.  This, alone, should be purpose enough to keep responsible fathers interested and get admirable men to be involved in striking up a connection with any females that need a father figure or even a male role model. Not having a male role model is the same as having a poor male mentor.  A girl with no males to help guide her has a much higher risk of unprotected intercourse, pregnancy, drug use, and dropping out of school among many other issues.  No girl should be deprived of the opportunity to have a relationship with her father pending he is responsible and trustworthy.