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Question by Amanda: What is the most important lesson you learned from your father?
“The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.” Theodore M. Hesburgh.
“Any man can be a father, but it takes a special person to be a dad.” Proverb.
“My father didn’t tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it.” Clarence Budington Kelland.
“My dad has always taught me these words: care and share. That’s why we put on clinics. The only thing I can do is try to give back.” Tiger Woods.
“It doesn’t matter who my father was; it matters who I remember he was.” Anne Sexton.
“One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” English Proverb.
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Answer by Starla_C
I learned pain, insults and abuse from my father. Nothing more.
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My Daddy taught me how to gamble.
My father taught me by his example:
Never to drink on my own (he was a raving alcoholic)
Always to put the family first (he had numerous affairs).
He also taught me the meaning of rejection. In fact, he taught me never ever to follow any of his examples and to reject life lifestyle completely.
He taught me that I could forgive him for leaving and that no matter what went on between him and her I had nothing to do with it! Have a great day!
His work ethic was always something I tried (and still do try) to emulate.
to love the person that you love untill you die………
love your family………….
if can – 1 love untill forever……..
love your children very much………
fart infront of your family.. ha ha ha only my father can do that…
(thats what my father do untill god take him from us)
i miss my father very much……
My father taught me to not become an alcoholic, never date a man who is abusive to his wife, and never abandon my children.
My father died a lonely man, who had eight kids from two different marriages, the last four of which were put up for adoption and went to four different families, at the ripe old age of 64 from a failed liver. He had worked in the coal mines of WV, had black lung desease which he received a large settlement for, but spent it all on alcohol. He was found in his nasty, run down, mice ridden trailer in the mountains of WV nearly dead. He died three days later, on September 14, 2001. He had been found with 14 empty bottles of liquor on the floor beside the chair he was found in.
he taught me that family is everything. he tried to tell me how to live but i didn’t take his advice. i did alright anyway and he still loves me. go figure. god i was rotten.i learned a lot from him. mostly by watching him. i have to agree also with the line from anne sexton. truer words were never spoken.
That blonde chicks like you are seriously fit!
I learned…to not follow in his footsteps…
Daddy taught me how to drink, gamble, cheat, lie…Thank god … Daddy went to heaven… or hell…
My father had not only given me love and guidence, but the thing I most remember from him is that he told me to take any chance in life to gain experience. This has been most helpful for me throughout my life so far. If I had any chance to learn how to do something, I have always said yes. I may be jack of all trades and master of none, but I can work in many fields today.
Hi, well my father was never around for his children because he never cared for them but this is what he taught me. Never give up on your children and always be there for them no matter what, never take the love of your life over your children, never give up on anything you do in life and the most important thing that he taught me is that money doesn’t but love.
Take care.