199 Quotes About Fathers-and-daughters

...girls need their father. Period. And I couldn’t really tell you why other than it’s the father who tells them who they are. Until he does, they’re just floating in the earth like that tooth. Buried in some trash mound. Waiting to be discovered by somebody with a shovel who won’t crack it or crush it.[Murphy Shepherd]

Dù bố có chết đi cũng không phải là chết đâu.Người bố đã bỏ lại con ở trên đời này, sẽ mãi mãi sống trong tâm hồn con.Con sẽ không thể nhìn thấy người bố này, không thể nghe thấy, không thể chạm vào, nhưng bố lúc nào cũng sẽ cùng con bước trên đường đời. Khi con mệt mỏi, khi con sắpgục ngã, khi con chán nản muốn dừng bước trên con đường con đã chọn, khi con muốnquay đầu lại, thì hãy nhớ, bố luôn đồng hành cùng con.Mãi mãi, mãi mãi...

it is possible to have a biologically father and never have a father at all

I couldn't believe it. Something as simple as a walk with my daddy was something I'd never done.

My father is taking me to my first baseball game. The Philadelphia Athletics are playing. I feel I've been sitting on my strange hard seat for a long time. I stand up. It is the National Anthem."I want to go home now," I tell my father.He is looking down at the big green field. "But the game hasn't started yet," he says.Then he shrugs. He laughs and his laughter is big like the wind. "O.K., kid. O.K."And he takes my by the hand and leads me out of the stadium.

She said reflectively. ‘Ma’am, I think fathers are– are the veriest plague.’ ‘We have suffered, child,’ said Miss Merriot.

By the law of the Old Kings and the laws of the Kingdom of Nveris, under the eyes of its True Queen, I hereby declare Tilla Kent to be my true-born daughter, and rightful heir to House Kent.' His gaze met mine. A single tear streaked down his cheek. 'You are bastard no more, my love.

Do you miss him?'I take a moment to consider the question, my fingers fiddling with the white pegs in the little tray on my lap. 'I think I miss the idea of him. I don't miss his rules or the yelling or the way he'd belittle us. I don't miss his drinking or the rages, but I miss having a dad, you know?''What about your mum?'I smile sadly. 'We talk, but only occasionally. She left Dad when I was little, which I totally get. He isn't the easiest person to live with...

Love isn't a competition. It's not about coming in first or second or last. It's not about how much they love you back or making sure that they love you the most. When you truly love someone, you care more about their happiness than your own. If your mom finds someone else that she can love and who will love her back and make her happy, then I will be glad. Love isn't about coming in first place, Gemma. Love is about putting someone else first in front of yourself.