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He’s always there for me and we like a lot of the same things. He also can always make me laugh 🙂
Nothing.
Everything, I breathe because of him
Could never imagine my life without him
His absence. I have much more peace when he’s not around
He caused most of my childhood trauma.
He’s a good and loving man.
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Is isn’t as toxic as my mom mostly.
Nothing. He’s not a good man.
He’s from a dying, native culture, and he made sure to bring me up with the language and teaching of our ancestors. He’s not the best father in other regards, but I’ll always be grateful for that
He raised me to believe I’m the smartest (ofc not THE smartest but as a child I sure felt like it haha, it’s more about believing in myself) and can do anything. Didn’t treat me any different than had I been a boy.
Though he caused me a lot of harm, he did try his best to take care of me.
He respects my views even if it means agreeing to disagree. We used to have really deep philosophical conversations when I was in my teens that would last for hours. He always spoiled me a little bit and he worked hard to provide for our family. His love and hard work was one of my biggest motivators for wanting to push myself in life and my career .