1
2

Advice for MGTOW dad's raising daughters? (self.MGTOW)

winnipegreddit が 投稿

I am officially MGTOW. However, from my ex-wife, I have a 10 year old daughter. She is the coolest kid. We get along like crazy, she is smart, and a chip off the block. I know when puberty hits, things are going to change sad to say. Right now, she thinks dad is pretty awesome, but I know in a few years she could be like her mother. It's gonna kill me. Any advice? Is there anything I can do so she won't turn out like her mother who has been through 10 relationships in the last year and is a selfish cunt? I love my daughter to pieces. She sees her mother for what she really is. Anything I can do now to influence her to be a decent woman(if there is one that exists, I found out recently even my sweet old 90-something Grandmother cheated on my grandfather in the first year of marriage. Fucking killed me.)

全 3 件のコメント
並べ替え:
ベスト (提案されたアイデア)
トップ新着論争中古い順Q&A

[–]iamlikethewindbaby 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

Just do your best. Lots of daughters grow up to love their fathers, she'll probably treat every other man in her life like shit, but you'll be just fine.

[–]Wallstreet3 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

Demand your daughter bring their bf/hookup home. Greet him warmly and tell him that you do not mind going to prison for murder.

[–]DigitalScetis [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

Get her in activities...as many as you can possibly have her do. Dance is good. Sports are good. Music is good as well. Get her in activities that she enjoys doing, things that keep her slender (so she doesn't have to starve or purge), things that help her express her creativity and develop her intelligence.

The number one reason for daughter dysfunction is when she fills up her time with "hanging out," because she has nothing better to do. When she is "hanging out," she's doing drugs, drinking booze, binging and purging, hooking up with strange men and wasting even more time not doing her schoolwork than she would, had she been rushed off to ballet for three hours each day after school and on weekends.

The moment she starts "hanging out" instead of doing activities is the moment when "things are going to change" between you and her, because she will think of herself as "an adult" (she's not) and how you as "ruining her life" (you aren't) when you tell her she can't hang out with Amanda, Craig, Lupe, Alexis and CHAD until 3:00AM on a school night.

Keep her too busy to hang out, and you'll get her through her teenage years.