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The father is the authority figure in the house. He's also there to teach the daughter about loving herself and be secure with herself. He teaches her about having good values and keeping those values with her as she goes out into the word on her own. When the dad's not there, the daughter is more likely to develop trust issues, abandonment issues and having low self esteem. With all this comes following what a lot of other women do and start par taking in premuscuity and starting an onlyfans. Most mothers aren't the authority figure so most moms won't do or say anything and other women will tell her to do what she wants and tell her she doesn't need a man. The irony. She doesn't need men but yet she'll put herself in a position to be used by men. Sleeping around and letting a bunch of guys fuck her. Eventually when a good man comes around that has values, he won't want her and the men that will accept her are the men that she won't let things last with. In a premuscious woman and (im talking in general because a lot of people love to use exceptions for everything) will have a harder time being in a relationship. Being premiscuous affects both genders but without a doubt it does affect women more. This is why fathers are important. A dad does have a big impact on a daughter's future. But why would you disagree?

I know where guys stand with this for the most case but not women, many women say they are insecure if a guy doesn't want their woman around male friends but that's not the case, we just know how guys think and we know how it can effect things because guys think with the wrong head most of the time and they don't always respect boundaries of a woman and its why I personally have a problem with it because I know I can trust my girl but not those guys around her because they can cross boundaries then I gotta stomp heads and stuff so I rather not her have any male friends, its to prevent things so... where do women leave off with this, do you care if your guy has female friends?

That's the impression I often get from society. I'm autistic and it certainly doesn't help that I've also inherited my dad's violent temper as I've gotten expelled from high school for fracturing a guy's nose and orbital bone in a school fight after I've grown sick and tired of being bullied for what I am.

Fast forward to now, and I'm just working a regular dull maintenance job paycheck-to-paycheck and have no friends or anyone who I can personally trust in my life. I guess that's how society sees autistic folks like myself.