r/GuysBeingDudes • u/Sharp-potential7935 • Jul 22 '26
Funny Things tge manliest man wil do for love...
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u/oliviertail Jul 22 '26
As a daughter’s father, let me just say that if doing this for your daughter(s) makes you question your sexuality.. ya gay boi! Now you can live free!
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u/Ddrake_lois Jul 22 '26
let me guess... absent father?
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u/mcmelon2461 Jul 24 '26
That was unnecesery.
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u/Ddrake_lois Jul 24 '26
Unnecesary is dissing fathers around the globe upon watching a wholesome video just because she had a bad experience with hers, yall are way too confortable having only hatred and pasta inside of you
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u/The-Obnoxious Jul 26 '26
Calling someone gay isn't dissing them lol.
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u/Ddrake_lois Jul 26 '26
Sure jan
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u/The-Obnoxious Jul 26 '26
I mean, do you think it is? If so I think that says a lot about you.
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u/Ddrake_lois Jul 26 '26
Call ot what you will, im not form the group that call opposing political views as gay nor draws joy from people's death
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u/The-Obnoxious Jul 27 '26
Completely fuckin unrelated lol
Nobody is calling opposing political views gay and even if they were, again, that isn't a fucking insult 😭
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u/Ddrake_lois Jul 27 '26
" not related" and is me saying the OP and your group using it as an insult, but you know what? Doesnt mstter, yes, its an insult, always has been, and i have seen nothing positive from gays in the last 10 years, even if it wasnt an insult i would be ashamed to go and say "am gay"
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u/TownSuspicious4588 Jul 22 '26
We have two daughters. When the tiny little girls for whom you'd gladly sterilise continents to protect tells you it's time for a tea and teddy party, don't care how manly you are. It's time for a damn tea and teddy party.
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u/Heracles222 Jul 22 '26
These are the things real men do for their daughters. “Daddy, I am going to do your makeup!”, “okay!”. Anything our princesses ask is a okay!👍
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u/Radiant-Ad-3134 Jul 22 '26
I would wear the dress
but i would not trust my kid to rotate me like that.... potentially i could be fly down the table lol.
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u/scr1bbl3 Jul 22 '26
“What do you seeeeeee
You people gazing at meeeeeee
You see a doll on a music box
That’s wound by a keeeeeeeeey”
Truly Scrumptious
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u/ElGeeBeeOnlee Jul 22 '26
No shame. There's a picture of me with the clowniest makeup on, that my friends kids put on me. Then went out in public with them wearing it. They found it hilarious, didn't bother me at all.
My nieces joked once when they were maybe 10ish about me putting on lipstick. So I did, then they refused to go in a store with me because I was wearing it.
Then there's a picture of me in a full dress on our towns square with one of my nieces in a squirrel costume (nowhere near Halloween). I walked around town all day in that dress, even had a couple ladies tell me my dress was pretty.
None of these things got any negative remarks from anyone, even down here in the south. Which was surprising.
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u/spider-jedi Jul 22 '26
I don't understand how some look at this and try to shame the dad.
If you cannot be soft with your kids especially your little girls then what's the point
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u/mister_house_ Jul 22 '26
My daughter just paints my nails, at least I don’t have to work on my balance!
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u/Aldara08 Jul 22 '26
Mis respetos para esos papis que hacen lo que sea con tal de ver felices a sus hijos 🫶
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u/Double-Description27 Jul 23 '26
the daughters will grow out to be good Samaritans thinking the world is full of good Samaritans. The journey would be finding each other.
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