Somewhere, I’m Still His Daughter. I wish you were here. 😔 A mother’s love is often spoken of...

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Somewhere, I’m Still His Daughter. I wish you were here. 😔

A mother’s love is often spoken of as the purest love in the world, and rightly so. But celebrating a mother’s love should never make a father’s love feel any smaller. Sometimes, a father’s love is so quiet, selfless, and deeply pure that it doesn’t...

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Iknowyourouttheresomewhere · M

So true. Some of the deepest love is felt in the things left unspoken. 🌻

Ann99 · 41-45, F

@Iknowyourouttheresomewhere So true 🤎Some feelings are too deep for words.

GoFish ·

good fathers and mothers are underrated

Ann99 · 41-45, F

@GoFish Absolutely. We often realize their true value even more when they’re no longer with us.

GoFish ·

@Ann99 oh 😐

CatCatKittie · 51-55, F

I would love to be able to think of my late Father that way but alas he wasn't interested in me or my Sister. Living with someone who has no interest in me as a child made me feel very scared and unsafe. He died 9 years ago and my world became less anxious. Been able to make a wonderful relationship with Mum now which is very precious to me.

Ann99 · 41-45, F

@CatCatKittie I’m so sorry you had to grow up feeling that way. A child deserves to feel loved, wanted and safe, and I can understand why his passing brought a sense of peace from that anxiety. I’m really glad you were able to build such a beautiful relationship with your Mum.

Sutten · 41-45, F

🫂 🌻

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