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6,001 | daddit | You go, Dad! It's not always easy, but it's always worth it. |
6,002 | daddit | You made me tear up reading this, you are a great man and sound like an amazing dad! |
6,003 | daddit | Oh shit, you just hit my tear ducks man. Stop that! |
6,004 | daddit | More parents should inspect their kids’ phones. So much evil out there. |
6,005 | daddit | Fuck yea man. You deserve to sob. You're a good dude. |
6,006 | daddit | My stepdaughter (4y/o) told me “you’re the best” last night when I said goodnight and I went and cried in the kitchen |
6,007 | daddit | My wife has been through a similar situation as your little warrior. Her stepdad was her real dad. In fact, better than that, he was Daddy. That’s an even higher level position. When we got married, her Daddy walked her down the isle to me. Her bio dad (AKA sperm donor) didn’t get the honor of walking her down the isle. You have this to look forward to brother. You did it. Well done. One day she will brag to her husband about how awesome you are to her. When her daddy passed away this last January, it was a terrible day. Not going to lie. However, his legacy lives on and our little girls know how great of a step dad he was. You also have this to look forward to. I’ll say it again, well done. Also, I say, thank you. |
6,008 | daddit | Who the fuck is cutting onions at midnight? I'm trying to read this post and I can't see a fucking thing with my eyes all teary and shit. Damn. |
6,009 | daddit | Dude good on you. I teared up reading this. Good for you my dude, you've got a great family! |
6,010 | daddit | Had a similar moment the other day. My oldest is almost 16, and his bio dad moved out of state years ago. Well, he's been wanting to get a job so I helped him go through applying online. He had to setup an account, and for the security question, he picked the "Fathers middle name" one. He still has somewhat of a relationship with his bio dad, so you can imagine my excitement when he put my middle name down for the answer. |
6,011 | daddit | Hell yeah, this is so great to hear. The world needs more dads and stepdads like you. |
6,012 | daddit | Your daughters are very lucky to have you as their dad! Good work man |
6,013 | daddit | Well I am a crier and now you got me started! |
6,014 | daddit | Well dammit now my allergies are acting up real bad |
6,015 | daddit | I’m not even a mother but damn I felt that |
6,016 | daddit | this actually made me cry. coming from a single parent home, where it's just me, my mom, and my brother (which is now 35 and I'm 19) I never really had anyone to call Dad. my brother is more of a brother than a father figure despite the 16 year age gap, sometimes I feel like I'm older than him with how much of a teenager he is. my dad was an alcoholic and realized he didn't want to be in my life when I was 2. he even decided to get blackout drunk at my 1st birthday party. he was never abusive, just disrespectful and an asshole. although, because of this happening, I've came to the conclusion that I'd be a terrible person if he even kept in contact with me and that I am going to learn all I can on how to be a great father to my eventual children. this was the first post I read on this subreddit and I just want to say you are a perfect example! |
6,017 | daddit | This really touched me on a deeper level. My dad has always been amazing but my mom not so much. They divorced when I was 4 and my relationship with my mom deteriorated. My dad remarried and my step mom talks to me about the problems I have with my mom and she understands all the problems I have. To me she has been more of a mother figure to me than my mom ever could be. All of these stories exist about the father role working this way. But the mother role can be just the same. |
6,018 | daddit | Brb, gonna go hug my dad |
6,019 | daddit | Oh man this is beautiful. Everything, from choosing not to battle for child support to stopping the drive to give her your full attention. You are a great dad. Way to put her needs above the desire I’m sure you have to put bio dad in his place. You’ve earned the “daddy” title. |
6,020 | daddit | Mad respect bro. Good for you. Keep being awesome |
6,021 | daddit | Man this really resonates with me. I've been in my stepdaughters life since she was 3. Her dad has always lived states away and barely sees her. I've told my wife since early on in the relationship that I'm waiting for her to come to the realization of how worthless her dad is. This is so similar to how we are, she calls me by first name and all that. Kudos dude, you're every bit her father through your actions, not just in name. |
6,022 | daddit | I’m 13 and not even allowed near Snapchat lol, great daddo work |
6,023 | daddit | Sitting here picking up my kids from school. Figured I would hit the Reddit while waiting in the parking lot. Freaking onions hiding in the back seat or something. Can’t figure out this strange water appearing around my eyes. Keep on, keeping on fellow dad. |
6,024 | daddit | Super late to the party, but crying doesn’t make you a bitch, crying makes you a bitch if you are doing it over something immature or insignificant selfish. So you cried like a real manly man, a real Ron Swanson, a badass mother fucker. Good story and keep being the positive example she deserves! |
6,025 | daddit | I gotta say, something all the dad's I know seem to agree on, becoming a dad has a way of increasing your emotional spectrum. I swear i never has much of any emotions until the night my son was born... Glad to hear it was a good reason to cry mate, I know you'll keep doing right by your daughter, and that warms our hearts. |
6,026 | daddit | I'm about crying reading this |
6,027 | daddit | You are DADDY!! How awesome |
6,028 | daddit | I’m like weeks away from giving birth and my hormones can’t take this, I’m bawling. |
6,029 | daddit | I’m not a father, just casually browsing reddit and found this. I aspire to one day be a father like you sir, not just a father but as you say a dad, and a damned fine one at that, good shit man. |
6,030 | daddit | Sitting at my desk. In the office early only one or two people here. Which is good cause I got to “I’m daddy” and I cried too. |
6,031 | daddit | Good on you Daddy! This is the best thing I have read in so long- coming back in to give some more GOLD because you sir, deserve it! Wishing you and your family a very happy healthy long life together! |
6,032 | daddit | Hey brother, I wish I had more than just an upvote for you. Keep it up |
6,033 | daddit | This is the sweetest thing I have ever read |
6,034 | daddit | Made me happy cry over my morning cup of coffee. Thank you for telling this story, it's adorable and heartwarming! Lots of love to you and your family |
6,035 | daddit | Wear those tearstains with honor kind sir! |
6,036 | daddit | You’re so freaking awesome. An inspiration! The fact that you went out of your way to truly understand your child’s feelings is amazing. And the fact that you cried when you saw that Snapchat is true love. Good job, dude. |
6,037 | daddit | Why would u be checking her phone dude |
6,038 | daddit | I'm crying for my old Nissan |
6,039 | daddit | I'm 3 months late to this party. But good for you man. Your killing it. |
6,040 | daddit | I'm new to this sub and about to be a dad (daughter due in April) and this post.... This post almost made me break down at work. So sweet and wholesome. My step dad is a piece of crap. Been on drugs every since I've known him. My mom left my dad for him while he was still in jail. In and out of prison for the past 12 years. Just altogether awful. Seeing the total opposite of that is so amazing. You're awesome. Thank you for this post. |
6,041 | daddit | What the fuck who the fuck is cutting onions in here! |
6,042 | daddit | I cried 2 weeks ago. I bawled my eyes out like a little girl. Context: I come home from work, beatdown as hell. I’m physically and mentally exhausted. I do my things around the house and lay down in my chair for a nap. I’m rudely woken up by my daughter (5.5) blatantly telling her mom no. I flip out. I hand my infant son to my wife, grabbed my daughter, and smacked her in the mouth. “ you need to listen to your mommy, and never tell her no in that tone.” Then I had to hand her to my wife. I ran upstairs and bawled my eyes out. I tried to reason with her. I tried to work on the problem. She kept fighting it and mouthing off; and now I felt like a scum bag. Bad damn day. |
6,043 | daddit | Man this teared me up. What an ending. You've done great |
6,044 | daddit | Fuck you op. You made me cry almost as much as I did at the end of the movie Fynch. If you've seen it you know how significant that is lol |
6,045 | daddit | Thanks! Much appreciated! |
6,046 | daddit | I knew where this was going... Saw it coming part way through... Knew what you were gonna say, and it still kicked me right in the feels when you got to the "It was me" part. Strong work Daddy! |
6,047 | daddit | ["He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy."](https://youtu.be/vcOojJ3IVw4) |
6,048 | daddit | Thank you! |
6,049 | daddit | That’s one hell of a way to put it! Thanks! |
6,050 | daddit | How else is it supposed to grow! |
6,051 | daddit | Every day and every night. |
6,052 | daddit | Why thank you. Took me a minute to understand how a fellow dad is pregnant but hey it’s 2019. Congratulations |
6,053 | daddit | My cousin’s wife is due early October and they moved down in my city to raise the baby and I’m so siked to be an uncle Especially since we’re gonna share the same birthday by a couple days! Same as my mom too! |
6,054 | daddit | Same (Pregnant momma lurkin bc my man doesn't have a reddit but likes it when I find posts like this to show him) |
6,055 | daddit | Sorry, I’m making a love salad. That sounded wrong... |
6,056 | daddit | Came to the comments for this. I think an onion piece flew in my eyes and I can't get it out |
6,057 | daddit | Begged and begged since she was 7 but I wouldn’t give in. Scary world out there, but unfortunately just about every kids got a smartphone these days. We heavily monitor it |
6,058 | daddit | Oh I broke those walls down Chris Jericho style. Sorry. Once had a Micra. |
6,059 | daddit | I'll second this. OP cried like an awesome man who was happy. |
6,060 | daddit | lol the nissan part stood out to me too! |
6,061 | daddit | I consider myself far from a good man but that’s the modesty kicking in. Thank you though! |
6,062 | daddit | Damn dude. Right in the feels. It’s pretty special! |
6,063 | daddit | Sir yes sir! |
6,064 | daddit | Everyone cries at work. That’s why it’s called ‘work’ and not ‘hobby’ |
6,065 | daddit | It’s paying off! |
6,066 | daddit | Damn onion cutters! |
6,067 | daddit | Sharing is caring! |
6,068 | daddit | Thanks brah |
6,069 | daddit | Found Stone Cold! |
6,070 | daddit | Never thought of it that way. Thanks! |
6,071 | daddit | *Keanu Reeves impression* YOU’RE THE BEST! |
6,072 | daddit | Aaaaaand I’m back in college.... |
6,073 | daddit | We don’t need a sub. We’re right there |
6,074 | daddit | Once you decide they’re yours, they’re yours. Treat them as such. Beautiful story man. |
6,075 | daddit | Thanks! |
6,076 | daddit | We need a secret handshake or something |
6,077 | daddit | No such thing. All crying is beautiful. (My god listen to me....) |
6,078 | daddit | Happy hearts are the best |
6,079 | daddit | Solid as a rock. Me too friend, me too. |
6,080 | daddit | Thanks bud! |
6,081 | daddit | Damn right! |
6,082 | daddit | I love you |
6,083 | daddit | And I’m gonna save this comment for mine. |
6,084 | daddit | Ceilings leaking |
6,085 | daddit | It’s pretty damn overwhelming. Never wanna step on any toes but sometimes gotta step up. |
6,086 | daddit | The best. |
6,087 | daddit | What’s with all these damn onion cutters?! |
6,088 | daddit | Oh I can keep ya cryin I kid. Thank you |
6,089 | daddit | True! |
6,090 | daddit | wanted to see this comment! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOojJ3IVw4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOojJ3IVw4) ​ So happy for you, daddy-o! |
6,091 | daddit | Damn carpenters! |
6,092 | daddit | No problem. |
6,093 | daddit | Just a tad! |
6,094 | daddit | *old man yells at pollen* |
6,095 | daddit | Thanks buddy! |
6,096 | daddit | Boy reddit really hates onions |
6,097 | daddit | We’re all biatches |
6,098 | daddit | Thanks! |
6,099 | daddit | Thank you! |
6,100 | daddit | Like. A. Truck. Is how that shit hit me. |
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