Do you think father's should choose their daughters husband?

@SW-User But he is more objective and obviously wants the best for his daughter, who might be blinded by [i]talk dark and handsome [/i]

@SW-User He's not objective though, he's choosing for his daughter and that makes him very biased. He may be blinded by practicality or financial stability and may miss behavioural issues that the guy only shows behind closed doors when he's in a relationship.

The best person to choose a partner is the person who has to live with that partner.

@SW-User Has anyone been approved yet?

@SW-User My dad is gone. How I wish he was still around.

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When one of my sons in law, a bit more traditional guy asked me "her hand" I told him:

No way! If you don´t take the complete combo, there is no deal.😄

@Lilymoon Should've let dad choose, then you wouldn't facepalm

@SW-User No thanks I don't live in the 12th century

@Lilymoon Aaah... The good ol' days....

@SW-User One of the guys I went through training with (RAF) posted on Facebook his daughter was getting married, one of the guys off his squadron (sqns are renown for their 'antics') asked if they should take him out to make sure he was worthy. He replied that the man had already passed all the tests needed by being selected by his daughter - I was impressed by the reply.

@SW-User Maybe, but in the case of a father, he'd be very protective and might be tunnel visioned/ prejudiced.

@GeniUs Indeed, it is impressive when parents can put their faith in their children.

@AbbySvenz Why not?