Do fathers and other male influences really have a big impact on how a kid grows up to be?
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Wraithorn · 51-55, M
I have one child, a daughter, I naturally thought that I as her father wouldn't have much of an influence on her.
Also, because I was an absent father to begin with and only knew her from the age of 12, I thought I would be even less of an influence. That's not true though, she told me so herself.
Also, because I was an absent father to begin with and only knew her from the age of 12, I thought I would be even less of an influence. That's not true though, she told me so herself.