For all you fathers

TheDude1

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Apr 15, 2010
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It destroys your life completely. You’ll be exhausted all the time. You will search, often in vain, for even an hour a week to yourself. Your life is over.

You’ll also love them more than you can imagine.
 

smashmouth5

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Aug 25, 2001
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It is amazing how much pride you take in their accomplishments. More happy for them than you would be if you did the same thing. Life changing. Treasure the time because now it flys.
 

dukephysics

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As a former teacher of juniors and seniors in high school - most of them turn out to be really cool humans eventually. So when the day comes that you can't stand that kid, know that he/she will be someone worth having a relationship with, some day (most likely).
//Not a parent.
 
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CRAZIE4LIFE

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You get to take fun photos like this one of my little Grayson
 

Liftee

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3 pieces of advice:

1. Cover him as soon as you take the diaper off so you don't get sprayed.
2. Don't be afraid to say no to TV, computer games and cell phones. It will pay off in the long run.
3. Don't try to live through him on the sports field/court. Years later you'll look back and be embarrassed at yourself. Talking as one who's been there.

But it's one of life's blessings for sure.
 
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