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You know, your dad is right. And every guy will be "another bastard" until the right guy proves him wrong.
Ah damn phone closed app- I mean "another bastard" to him, and it's better to get it out, so you can move on and find someone who respects you.
Good fatherly advice, but moms are usually better to talk to(:
It's ok(: I guess it's the opposite to me but everyone has a certain parent they usually confide in. If that makes sense?
Talk to your mom or a good friend
What did her dad do wrong?
I love your dad.
HAHAHAHA your picture!!
A perfect demonstration of the fact that having a daughter doesn't magically insulate you from misogyny.
It's the dislike of women or girls. But #31 doesn't make any sense. Why would the dad, a man, have to be insulated from people who dislike women? No logic there. Or maybe what #31 meant to say is that it doesn't make the dad immune to being misogynistic himself, but I didn't see anything explicitly misogynistic about what he said.
You know the drill.
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You know, your dad is right. And every guy will be "another bastard" until the right guy proves him wrong.