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JoePourMan · 61-69, M
The future that you knew was coming is now here. Use this time to start doing things you put on hold for so long.
Also use this as a time to develop the next phase of relationship with your daughter as an adult now. Start to plan for your roll as grandpa.
Wishing you all the very best
contrails · 56-60, M
@JoePourMan Grandpa! I don't think I'm ready but you're right, I must prepare! Thanks for the perspective...
:)
JoePourMan · 61-69, M
@contrails you still think of her as the girl that needs you to kill spiders. She is in a new phase also

Repete · 61-69, M
Your story sounds a lot like mine. I was married we had a daughter. I have lived most of my adult life single. My daughter’s # 1 phobia is spiders. If she has a problem with many things I’m the one she calls and I run over to help out , but by running over I mean going down a couple of doors to her place.
Both my parents past away 20 years ago just as I was starting to raise my daughter.
A lot of similar things and a few not so similar.
Parenting is this weird job where, if you're good at it, you become semi-obsolete before you're ready for it. She'll always need a dad but gradually, she'll do more things for herself, which needs to happen.

It's a hard adjustment for the parents.

An hour away isn't THAT far.

 
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