Michael John Burgess
Active Member
Until I had kids I never really thought hard on this stuff. I was raised to be respectful and old school by my dad.. in the end it worked out cause I married a girl way out of my league.
Thats fantastic man And I hope I turn out like you and my dad too[DOUBLEPOST=1391861990,1391861866][/DOUBLEPOST]
I wouldn't say any guy is a "man" at Nash Grier's age. In fact I was pretty ****** in the head til about 19 and a half, then I wised up. Anyways, your idea makes sense to me, it's just that they should be allowed to be with the type of guy they want, as if they ended up with a douche, they could probably learn a lesson in it. Everything I've learned was through a "bad decision", because it helped shape my preferences, likes/dislikes, etc. That's just my view.
"and so you should" - to what? I don't see that "control Dad" stereotype very often, especially with the high population of disrespectful and annoying girls.
Yes I agree but the dad still has a responsibility to look after his sons/daughters