What Role Does a Father Play in a Girl's Life?

[Being_a_good_Indian]

Hello @GirlsAskGuys Community

Recently I had seen one question.

Are men still needed in the world?

Men have Various Roles in Your Life. Definitely Men are needed in the World.

Father

Raises you with love, knowledge, manners and good character. He is really important to be in your life so that you can make your career and see the world through his eyes. He acts as an inspiration for you.

The person who held you when you were wrapped in the soft towel with tears filled happy eyes. He who taught you right and the wrong. He who pampered you as if you were his little princess. He who was stern with you ,when you went out of your way. He who helped you escape mom's scoldings. He who stood beside you for your everything.

There is a man who has become workaholic so that he can provide you all the facilities and everything you want.

He keeps you first and then everything else.

You grow up by looking at all his hard work. The way he manages things financially, mentally,emotionally. Though he may not achieve his dreams he always tries to fulfill all your desires.

Every girl wants a husband who looks after her like her father.

His role in a girls life is priceless. You learn how to manage things well in life, learn how to take hardships,ups and downs just by looking at him.

He is a best teacher and his life is the best lesson!

Every girl may not be queen to her husband but she is always a princess to her father is rightly said! "

Great Culture. I REALLY appreciate.

We all can understand in which direction Youth of Developed Countries is going due to MOVEMENTS.🤐

#FatherRoleWomen

Thanks for reading My Take.

[BrittBratt2416]

Fathers role is to be protector, show her what a man with leader like traits are like, give her courage and strength through some hard emotionally times cause sometimes you have think with your head and not your emotions always lead the way. Respect/love, if her father shows great respect and love towards her, her mother, and other women, then once she grows up she'll know to look for that trait in a man she wants as a romantic partner. Lack of a father figure in a woman's life can and does lead to horrible path, there are so man girls growing up without the love and support of father which is why a lot the try to seek that through other men. That's why a lot women confuse sex with a man as love or respect, getting beat up by a man is love or respect, why abandonment is normal is love or respect, multiple baby daddy's as love or respect cause they think that will make a man stay, all because they didn't have a level headed man in their lives to show them what that truly is. That's why we see a lot women and men make the same poor choices over and over in their lives.

[FatherJack]

As a single dad , working arse off FT as well , thank you for this take. My daughter , for some reason , bonded more with her mother , but I seem to have got her back " on side " . My own father abandoned us when I was a baby !!

[alliekatXXO]

A girl's father is very important in her life, and the strength and healthiness of that father-daughter relationship is extremely important. There are a lot of negative outcomes that can happen to a girl and her social, emotional, even psychological development if the father is absent or has an abusive or unhealthy relationship with his daughter.

[Unit1]

I don't mean to ruin everything but I couldn't resist saying the following:

"There is a man who has become workaholic so that he can provide you all the facilities and everything you want."

I fear the truth has been spoken right there.
Did you hear that?
It's the sound of the MGTOW waves coming to storm red pills in here.
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And for once I think they're right.
Unfortunately...

[Pinay_ako]

I have a very close relationship with my father. My father is my hero together with my mother. Growing up, he is always there for me wherever there means. In thoughts and in real life. As I am so far away from my father, it breaks my heart not seeing him everyday in the flesh. But we facetime everyday. My father is my best friend. I always have good memories with my dad. He used to take me for motorcycle rides around town with mom and would go for ice cream. He always took care of me when I was sick, cheer me up when I am down and assure me I am never alone. I can tell my father anything even without speaking. You can replace a boyfriend/husband. But you will only have one father. :(

[Pie-Rack44]

For starters most girls with a good father measure every guy by the standard he set. There's so much can be said on this but to get to the point a girl needs her Dad.

[mak_1]

Dads are so so so so important in a young girl's life. Their first love, their protector, and their biggest fan. I have no idea what I would do without my stepfather and biological dad. I feel so sorry for girls who don't have that figure in their life!

[MysteriousDarkness]

A father is the male who is biologically connected to his child through conception but a dad supports the child. A dad provides food, shelter, clothes etc. A dad tries to teach the child stuff like how to treat women, fix things if he knows how to, sports if he knows anything about them, values, discipline etc. He spends physical time with them.

[taleswapper]

Meh. Whether you call him "dad" or "father" doesn't matter. The important role is raiser, not sire.

[MysteriousDarkness]

@taleswapper It does matter what you call him.
While DNA similarity ties a father to his child, life-long support defines the relationship between a dad and his child.

[taleswapper]

So if your child called you "father", rather than "dad", you'd feel insulted? And what if that child called you "papa", instead?

[MysteriousDarkness]

@taleswapper I would not explain things to a child untill they are old enough and mentally capable to understand the difference between a father and a dad.

[taleswapper]

So your distinction is artificial and personal. I rest my case.

[MysteriousDarkness]

@taleswapper I know a lot of people who are that way. Why with a paternity test they say you are the father or you are not the father. Why not use the would dad instead?

[taleswapper]

Probably because the word "father" is also a verb, while "dad" is not

[Purple_Babe14]

Being an example of the kind of men she should want to marry someday, setting an example showing that girls can be strong like their dad's and soft like their mom's.

[GracefulCharm]

What's with the bottom picture about Sugardaddy? Interested?

In my experience, not every rich guy earned their wealth. There's ton's of sugar daddies who got their wealth from cheating their partners. Some got their wealth from their parents. These sugar daddies would not have the fortitude or respect towards commitment and honoring a respectable wife. Then again, let these women learn this for themselves.

[Bananaman177]

Well, it seems like every girl out there who is acting like a complete and total degenerate party-animal turbo-slut always has "daddy issues," so you do the math...

[bitterguard]

A father makes sacrifices.
A father guides and plays an important role in imparting knowledge and shaping the career of his children whether a daughter or a son

I don't have words.

[ashley1996]

To show them how a man should act and treat her. I'm sure there is much more. I just can't think of any. Sorry, I didn't have much of a dad.

[CT_CD]

Women who grow up without a good father figure are more likely to be sloots

[Idontknow092]

This is why i want to have a daughter if i am ever in the position to make kids.

[taleswapper]

My father (whom i esteem greatly) used to say "A man needs sons to carry on his name, but his daughters are the delight of his heart."

[springocelot]

girls with good fathers have more positive view of men in general and of themselves

[StickStickity13]

Fathers are completely useless in modern society. Mothers are by far the most important parent.

[WTFliberals]

daddy issues?

[StickStickity13]

@WTFliberals Or maybe I'm being sarcastic

[COCOCHANEL]

my father will always be everything to me. i will never have such a special, wonderful, amazing person in my life.

[YingKim]

Very important role 🤩

[Wwwyzzerdd]

Provider and caretaker.

[madhatters4]

good take!

[Reach500]

Nice take!