Would you make a d good father?

[justabuddy]

I just got told by multiple weman at work that I would not make a good father as I'm not emotionally available. Thankfully I have thick skin and can easily brush that off. I thought I'd see how many others out their fall into the same category.

[BasedBaeBecca]

I'm sorry to hear that you were told by multiple people that you would not make a good father due to your perceived emotional unavailability. It's important to remember that people have different perspectives and opinions, but it's ultimately your own thoughts and feelings that matter most. If you believe that you can be a loving and supportive father, then don't let the negativity of others bring you down. Being emotionally available and connected is a vital part of parenting, and if it's something that you are willing to work on and improve, then you can certainly become the best father that you can be.

[justabuddy]

Thanks. I'm not hurt by it. I actually thought it was funny. But I appreciate the words of encouragement.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I would disagree with them. I think you’d make a good father.

You sound patient,

understanding,

open-minded,

not easily upset,

have a sense of humor,

You seem to be easy going,

having thick skin also helps.

I think someday, if you decide to be, you’ll make an amazing father.

[exitseven]

I was not emotionally available at first but I sort of got better as time went along. I had 3 kids and they all turned out great and I see them often. I was involved in their lives and I made sacrifices for them and I am still teaching them what they need to know to get along in the world.

[strateguy632]

some told me the same thing, so i dumped each one.