if she loves her Dad then I dunno what happens because I’ve never met a woman who loves her Dad. It’s usually hate or indifference. I think this partially comes from decades of “dorky dad” social programming with shows like the Simpsons, Family Guy, Home Improvement - Dads are made out to be annoying losers. This effects real life culture and how dads are perceived.
Well, it's not only media, it's that it's hard to find good men, especially fathers. My father is over weight, likes to eat ice cream and pat cats, idealises various celebrities (men) that he find funny and cool. Year after year. When I cold approached two girls at a restaurant he said "Gee, I would never have dared that." The dude is thirty years older than me or whatever.
I know off hand about three men I consider "good" fathers:
- A retired surgeon. Dances tango and goes to the gym.
- A navy seals (etc), alpha-ish baller
- Another tango dancer, he just does it all right
A lot of men are these simping, blue-pill betas that are in pathetic relationships. Note, we all hunt plates or whatever's your preference, but one should also celebrate what one is NOT engaged in.
I got red-pilled too late for kids (and I honestly don't feel like it either, so far), but these guys above show that kids is possible to do in a good way while remaining a respectable man. This was not obvious for me. I never really saw an example of a family (life) that I wanted to experience again. My dad was a feminine man living in a different country, visiting on weekends and so. Wtf. Some good stuff, like how to talk with people and a music collection that happened to shape me, but what made my life acceptable was surely not by him. Some got it more worse, like lacking basic necessities or abuse.
But I'm also pissed that men don't get that women needs to be monitored such that they don't go crazy on their "sons". Otherwise people like Dr. Robert Glover gets a **** load of a back log writing things like No More Mr. Nice Guy.
