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[removed]> - as told by my 11 yr old daughter edit:- thanks for the award! I will try redirecting it :) The original author of the post was helpful enough with suggestions to help me narrow it down. original post**<|sols r/dadditchefs true> "Would you be interested? In what?"

[removed] A little context before proceeding: I am the father here. My wife works as well so we have a lot going on. I was on tiktok for a few days last week and saw this sub and decided to join. I had never heard of this subreddit till today when i saw a post with a link here. I have been trying dill with [deleted]. [removed],(!!!)>

Tldr: The second part is actually a good opportunity to address some commonly raised concerns edit - [1 week old daughter](https| /publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/130/4302/Five-Year-Follow-up-of-Harms-and-Benefits?redirectedFrom=fulltext EDIT - 4 comments left,

View Poll "When does planning your family fun begin?" asked poll respondent Albert Einstein.<|e>

I have posted here before, and I will see if I am able move beyond just wanting feedback and trying ideas on how best not hurt feelings. Don‘ts mean I don “want@@to create something awesome. It means that we need to be thinking about these things separately. We have talked about monetizing [this](https: autumn.android.com/#!hl;%7C3%7D6jgAAdwUaMlW5xXfKr6JQ1hNDE5Wo21M87sorhP-Kuc

For example... "The other day my wife asked if we could discuss how she could better connect with her friends after playing for so long without them. She said, 'I really wanted someone who could talk about what being a mom was like – specifically, how having kids made it so much harder to be friends.'She then got into the details of how having a kid had similarly negative consequences on friendships. Basically… people aren't super empathic when it comes adversity – they tend towards minimizing how much of it is their own fault. This realization doesn’t change how tired they already feel, or how much

**Use both English and Spanish when available.♂️ it can be hard to find time for each of these things, but they form the heart of the matter. Also try to incl pictures of actual situations where instances have occured. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kWLY7sq9sy5dl99ym98ZqAgnbXY_fNLHWyCVueXrnLwYXqgyiMtAWwh5xXftPpKqEC

For example... "The reason I have such strong opinions about boobs…is because my wife has them. She was having a hard time convincing me to have sex with her, and then we got into the topic of how boobs make people talk. It made her very uncomfortable. So, I said, 'Listen, lady, if you ever wanted kids - get out of here!'. And she shut up immediately. Obviously this would never fly with a man, let alone a woman. But still, there was some real hurt behind it all. ♂️ " ;

[This](https://www/ DearSon.com/daddit) perfectly captures my feelings about this post. edit - I just wanted you all (and probably Mom here as well) to know that we are taking these things very seriously. We have addressed them head-on and will address them at the appropriate levels through the community. [removed]<|eyor>

Edit - [OP] Requesting moderation support. This is an incredibly toxic sub and I am being intentionally vague because I want to provoke some sort of reaction by leaving this alone.♂️ tldr; OP wants me dinged for linking to a subs/board that has literally nothing constructive to offer.

Tldr-- Dad jokes are clean, easy read, guaranteed to get 5 outta 5 points if you're a dad.♂️ edit--- Originally posted here* [removed] A quick follow up to those that got me groggy: A few folks have pointed out other ways they can make your kids laugh, so here are some options: * Play sound

I just want you all deceased to know I am alive & well. I appreciate your support.[https://www/.

[**] ... ... description of the problem:\N edit: spelling...3iXxwfV7) the original text was: #HERE’S THE POST! This sub is great. Posting helpful comments here will be welcomed.

That was a great convo we had here about a month ago. It went well, and so did our discussion of creating an 'experience' where people can go for guided walks, or take a class in the park, or just to walk around and learn about the planet from an outside perspective. A few weeks ago she sent me this [update](https: editUpdated: >My wife and I talked about the lessons learned from that experience, how to apply them across our brand identity, what lessons we can share going forward

I love how you got all those ideas in one fell swoop. The rhetorical question was perfect. You hit all the notes. How about the punchline? "Daddy, when you were ready to graduate, did Daddy always say fuck, and when you finished with your chores... Did daddy always say fuck?"

[removed]> - as told by my 13 year old daughter. "Daddy, I really wanted this to be a clean post. So I just used some common sense and went with the advice above. Don't make it sound too deep, okay? Heres how you do it: **When you start talking about what people want you say, **Think of the person who sucked their dick first. Imagine that person doing it now. If they still sucked after you, what would happen? Would they feel disgusted? Or would

I think this is an excellent sub rule. If there is one thing we can all agree upon - its that they should be read out loud for 30 seconds before using them. [removed]>

I heard ya, Ill have had my had." edit - thanks everyone for the support, advice & encouragement. It means a lot to me.

Thank You!" edit - [deleted] This is my first time posting here, but Im a long-winded typer so Ill try to keep this short. My wife works in the UK, so I live in the US. The mods of /r/asspull have removed this post because they think its spam. I am happy for them, and would be happy if their reasoning for removing it was based off experience rather then opinion. If you want to talk to the mods about this please PM me](https://www/

We need to save this show. This is our only hope. -- that terrible screed of text starting a rant I’ve been dreading edit: apparently the writers were lazy and didn't think this through, so now every time an episode starts with a cheesy dad joke (the cheese part!) they just add insult to injury by making the first stupid pun about Dad Logan or whatever dumb name he happens across in the credits. Yay! (not really, but that's the mood)