What do you think of overprotective dads?

[Wiredone]

Actually, I am overprotective of both my kids. I have 1 son and 1daughter. My first son was killed, who was just a baby ( 2 days old). I couldn't protect him like I wanted to, very long story. Ever since then I've done everything in my power to protect my 2 living children. I think I have a right to be overprotective in my situation.

[RandomLoser]

They create entitled women.
A dad should discipline his daughter everytime she does something bad instead of blaming someone else. He should spank her, and maybe force her to give him a blowy joey.

[TheorionMage]

I have NEVER met ANY child who hubristically thinks they're 'not old enough' to merit participation in 'adult' activities & privileges... THEREFORE,
it is pragmatically incumbent to PREPARE your kids BEFORE someone ELSE does!

'School' them in the underlying origins of tongue kissing; ... encourage them to EXPLORE their body's sensitivities SAFELY and in private... BEFORE some self-serving Pedophile exploits the 'naughty thrilling sensation' of engaging in the 'forbidden' of someone's warm breath as they nibble your kid's ear raising exciting 'delicious goose bumps' and wakens their nascent sexual responses with knowing fingers probingly navigating their genitals--- Protracted naivete and illusory 'innocence' only sets your children up to BE 'prey'.

IF they get to experience their body's innate reactions SAFELY, they THEN can 'divorce' their reactions... from the circumstances 'engineered' to partake in them by exploitive strangers or playmates.

MOST exploratory teen experiences are but circumstantially 'objectification' as a means to an end, with LITTLE concern for the long term consequences to YOUR daughter and HER emotions.
YOU can change THAT!

[robertKugler]

Be so glad their there
They may be a very good judge of character your not willing to give them credit for or that as long as they r alive scum punks dressed in designer cloths raised by schools no matter what bullshits they flash to enchant you with not heartless fag who wouldn't recognize his own mother let alone respect her in a meaningful way.. charm their way to you life turn u from your family manipulating my love my protectiveness toward my daughter. .. it his duty to do that love for it cause so may let go to what end... if he's secure your with a good man he'd back off but till his pussy ass won't come a shake my hand n at least tell my face I he loves and intend to marry your unti u r capable of distinguishing an honest sincere good man from a prissy fagot who needs trophy girl peice of ass to show his daddy he's gonna marry so he can access his trust fund. I'm sorry hell no you won't go. .. over his body you want some thing between your legs get back on that mechanical bull in barn it misses u

[msc545]

I think it depends a lot on what form the odor protection takes. If the father is intent on keeping his daughter away from boys or men that can be a problem and will probably lead to Rebellion on the part of the child. On the other hand he gives a good advice about the way men behave and how to deal with men that can be a bonus. Like anything else this has to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and there is no blanket statement that would be appropriate in this particular instance. That being said, I hope that fathers teach their daughters to be decent to other men and to not behave in an entitled and nasty fashion like so many young girls do. The fact of the matter is that the way family courts in the United States function, probably 50 to 60% of young girls have no meaningful contact with their fathers as they grow up and I think that probably accounts for their subsequent ugly behaviour. They learn it from their mothers, and they don't have enough contact with fathers or father figures to counterbalance the problems that the mothers create.

[talloak]

I don't necessarily think of those parents who spoil and praise their children all the time as over-protective. This always struck me as a kind of arrogance (my children deserve better and more than other children). I see over-protectiveness as assuming that their daughters will get in trouble. This doesn't necessarily mean seeing them as trouble-makers so much as naïve. To me, being over-protective is an understandable excess. Defending bad behavior because YOUR daughter could never do bad things is much harder to be sympathetic toward.

[pikachu337]

Overprotecting parents just make it harder for their Children to grow.

If you really want your daughters to be happy, Just educate them properly with the scope of decent socialization (let them interact with people a little). And then when they come into age, marry them quickly to a decent person. Take their wishes into account also, but don't be so overprotective that it becomes harder for them to marry.

Girls raised by overprotective dads are not mentally proper in most cases I think. After a certain age human needs a certain amount of freedom. Many hate their parents later for their parents being overprotective.

[DrunkAss]

I think it's cute. I think overprotective moms are less cute. If you wanna know why, it's because I think, at least on average, it is easier for a girl to find support. If her dad was overprotective and she couldn't burst out of the shell at some early age as a result, she might have some people hold her hand, help her through it. It is much harder for guys to find that kind of support if they had overprotective parents. I am not this type of incel/MGTOW type. But they might have a point there. A young guy who doesn't know WTF to do is fucked much more than a young woman.

[ThirdEclipse]

I understand their concerns, but at the same time, it aggravates me.
For instance, I have one friend who is female. Her father won't allow her to walk in a public park with me in the middle of the day without her sister there to supervise.

I find it a little insulting. I'd never hurt her.

[MrOracle]

Parents being over-protective, or over-defensive of their children (and teaching their kids that they're always right and entitled to everything) is a HUGE problem in modern society. What is really needed is for people to be taught personal responsibility.

[DJB72]

My son is still a toddler, but I expect him to be a gentleman when he grows up, to treat women with respect. He will have to deal with me if he doesn't.

Similarly, I expect a girl to behave like a lady towards him, not a whore. And if she doesn't, I'll be taking that up with her parents.

My boy's behaviour is a reflection of my success or failure as a father, why would it be any different if I had a daughter?

[Aakash_Hangargi]

To every parent they think that there child is God Sent lol and that's not being overprotective it's just the love.

You ton a bank they will. Think you did it for helping someone else or family or there might be some reasonable reason for you doing that deed 😂

[WesBrewer]

I also hate it, my older sister was spoiled by my parents and is perfect at everything she does in my parent's eyes, it quite annoying, I plan on spoiling my daughters a little bit but I will know that they aren't angels or anything like that.

[Ellenaa]

Yea dat normal when daddy got no clue. That girls age 12 13 are the absolute worst. Just looking for trouble. They Know verything. betray their friends... lie lie lie and to mama.. tlots of grounding... Give a spanking here and there.. how iit goes in my house.. same way when I was coming up and it made me act like a more respectful girl when I got up around 16

[MissDawn7961]

there is nothing wrong with having over protective parents ! having parents like this is a good way to keep their children and especially their daughters from getting N volved with the wrong men ! thanks

[Jjpayne]

As a kid its good to know your family cares about you and supports you. However, I do agree, there is a place for tough love. It may cause division and may strongly negatively impact their relationship but sometimes you have to call out important things to save them as a person rather than just keep enabling them to walk down the wrong path

[Virginmartha]

Girls are impressionable. Dads cookout all the time. Dads need daughter's because without sons they wouldn't be dads. Dads need children because without children they would just be men in cargo shorts. And that's not cool.

[jshm2]

You mean "parents"

It is the job of parents to be protective. You cannot expect them to be aware of every quirk in their child. Sure some kids are assholes, but you take it up with their parents in gracious terms and with evidence.

Parents have lives to live too. You cannot expect them to drop everything and police their child on hearsay and rumour alone.

[Hangry22]

It's because of their overprotective nature that their kids end up that way. I have seen it with a friend

[sheikalana]

They can say whatever they want, try to scare us etc etc etc. In the end we will always do whatever we want too.

[Meldrum]

I may have been one but not to curb their sexual desires. I always tried to protect them from themselves when they tried something new. I was a Girl Scout leader at one point and I was very protective of them and my own daughters from outside influences by men. I protected by girls when they were learning to drive by showing them what to do in panic situations. Teaching them how to survive is a father's duty. If that overprotecting then I guess I was.

[ILoveAnime]

I think worst is how they don't let them date or have sex. Do they not realise that they will simply do those things but won't tell them. They need to realise their "baby" are grown people.

[Alyssa11]

I could never get along with an over-protective dad.

[SamtheDnDgirl]

Rather glad I didn't have a dad like that. He was rather active in my life, helping me with sports I played, getting me to martial arts, and many other things.

He wanted me to be confident and independent, not his little angel.

[FruitAndBlueEyes]

You could say that I’m a little overprotective, but I know my daughter isn’t innocent. Her mom and I caught her smooching with the neighbor boy and I hate him. I know he’s not good for her, but it’s her first so I’m keeping my eye on her.

[ThisDudeHere]

An overprotective dad does not necessarily believe that his daughter is an angel. He could just be extra worried for her.

[Citizenkirk]

This is a post from two years ago.

[Everglow5]

That's not overprotective, but I get what you're saying. Honestly, my dad used to be like that but then I got in a fistfight at school over something and.. well my dad didn't like that

[Iron_Man]

Thanks for letting me know if I ever have a daughter

[kingofthellamas]

I'm a Dad. Trust me i have no illusions, but to outsiders I always have my kids back - and yes that includes playing at being blind to faults.

[NickCharm]

Little girls manipulating their Dads is how they learn to manipulate males as they get over.

[r_r_g]

Women are generally raised far too permissively and allowed to lie and cheat with no punishment. America leads the way in turning them into criminals, essentially. There is no such thing as a white lie.

[jgibsonian1986]

You just can't let your daughter manipulate you. That's it as far as discipline and overprotecting.

[ThisIsMyOpinion]

I will not be one.
I will instead teach my daughter and/or son to defend themselves.

[Guanfei]

I can't say, but I know I'd be one. The one guy who would dare touch my daughter would have to run faster than light.

[Dman19]

I think being overprotective is ok and normal but acting like there perfect and catn do anything wrong is just being and denial and spoiling them and they shouldn't do it. In my opinion

[coolhandroo]

I'm one of them so I'm biased but my daughter is 4 and perfect but I know someday oim going to have to release her tho the wild and I'm not pumped about it

[Gedaria]

It goes with the territory. Try steer them down the right path.
It doesn't always work.

[eileen_ruth]

Pretty annoying. Ngl I wish I had my dad sometimes tbh though. That's a relationship I've never had a chance to develop, sigh.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Nothings wrong with their eyes, the problem is their eyes is the only thing they’re trusting.

[Calgarydirty69]

I don't have it as bad as you girls I had a discussion with my ex girls parents before I took her virginity

[Jamie05rhs]

I think what you're describing is an enabling parent. That's not the same as an overprotective one.

[Tjsmoove]

they tend to get blinded by their love for their daughters

[EduardoDealva]

Their not right to be overprotective their daughter s are growing up bad

[Darcia]

I guess it beats having an abusive dad.

[SouthGeorgiaGirl]

He don't know me very well, do he?

[chriscdi]

sounds like what ima be

[bklynbadboy1]

Was your dad like that

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes, dad's need a eye opening for sure I agree

[lovespeony]

they must meet the real world

[duygusuzkiz]

They can't defend themselves

[andy530]

I agree I thing is naïve and juvenile of them

[SarahP080102]

My dad isn't around

[_Just_A_girl_]

Important.

[TheAfrikan]

It is all okay for the dads to be protective.

[doctord00m]

It's Kabuki theater.

[mich15smith]

they're pretty weird

[Luckycharms12]

Some yes not all tho

[David7825]

No not really

[pizzalovershouse]

Can be bad