are you a daddy's girl?
By zaskasahagun
@zaskasahagun (346)
Philippines
April 25, 2012 12:21am CST
yes i am. im much close to my dad ever since i was young. but that doesnt mean that im not in good terms with my mom. we also get along so well but im just much closer with my dad. whenever i need something its him that i immediately go to especially when it comes to money matters. haha because usually my mother would nag before giving me the money i need. well. how about you? are you a daddy's girl also?
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15 responses
@Tamosree1993 (1525)
• India
25 Apr 12
Hello friend,
Yes I am a daddy's girl. I love my father very much. He also love me very much. When my mother affraid with me then my father help me.
Have a nice day.
@Tamosree1993 (1525)
• India
25 Apr 12
Hello friend,
Thank you my friend. But I think you are sad. Why are you sad my friend? If you don't have any problem then share with me.
Have a nice day.
@annrielyn_03 (350)
• Philippines
25 Apr 12
i'm not. and i never had the chance to be close to him. my mom and that separated when i was just three so i'm with my grandparents until i got my own family. well i don't blame anybody with that. it's just that we never had the chance to catch things up. he has his own family now as well as my mom. well good for you that your'e very close with your dad. =)
@Madona1 (2096)
• Gibraltar
28 Apr 12
I am a daddy's girl. My father is much calmer and patience than my mum. He is always there for me and guides me how to be a polite and well-manner woman. My mum loves my young brother, who is the apple in her eyes. So I get more attention from my dad than my mum.
@jazel_juan (15746)
• Philippines
26 Apr 12
i could say i am till now.
When i was a little girl my dad would be the one would always take care of my hair, see to it i have food and that i am always clean..so you could say i am daddy's little girl and whatever i whine he would give. 
and even till now that i have my own kids, he would take care of my own children like his own, not just his grandson / granddaughter but he would treat them like i am them..and that is what i am glad for. 
and even till now that i have my own kids, he would take care of my own children like his own, not just his grandson / granddaughter but he would treat them like i am them..and that is what i am glad for. 
@peonyscorpio (62)
• China
26 Apr 12
no im not a daddy's girl, i m much closer to my mom, because my daddy has no money, all he earned should be turned to my mom, LOL
@honest_efforts100 (1607)
• India
6 Oct 12
No I’m not because I’m a boy, but I’m not also a daddy’s boy. We’re not family close but we eat together, were not close in the since that I can’t share my problems to them because I’m not comfortable to share with them. I prefer to share my problems to share to my friends.
@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
25 Apr 12
Yep! With my dad I get away with a lot of things my brothers don't XD because of that. Isn't it like that with most father and daughters though? I know not all have that kind of relation ship though.
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
25 Apr 12
When I was growing up, I would say that I was very much a Daddy's girl. Of course, that all came to an end for me when I was almost fifteen years old because that is when my father passed away.
I do have to say that I've never really recovered from the loss of my father in my life because of the fact that even now, seventeen years later, there is not a day that goes by that I don't miss him and wish that he was here.
@unique16 (1531)
• United States
25 Apr 12
yes, I would have to say I am daddy girl more than my mom when she was alive. Mom was always jealous of our relationship with my dad. My mom had mental problems for us children it was always walking on egg shells you never knew when she blow it be in hours or few days and she complained a lot about everything. I know 9 children was not easy to handle but we went to our father to talk too or ask for advice and he listen and ask questions and then decided whether you got what you wanted.
Thanks Unique16
@MissPiggy (1748)
• Indonesia
25 Apr 12
I am. I'm a real daddy's daughter. 
My face is like my father, my character is like my father. The way I think is also like my father. I prefer to use logic just most men do as my dad train me so. So yes, I'm my daddy's daughter.
My face is like my father, my character is like my father. The way I think is also like my father. I prefer to use logic just most men do as my dad train me so. So yes, I'm my daddy's daughter.
@almond24 (1248)
• Hungary
25 Apr 12
I'm not a daddy's girl... you are lucky. My parents got separated when I was little, so I have grown up with my mother. My father didn't really want to stay in touch with us, so I rarely saw him. If he had cared more maybe I would have become a daddy's girl too.
@AsianBelle (75)
• South Africa
25 Apr 12
Yes, I am daddy's girl, even though we have had our arguments. I'm the only girl in the family, and on top of that, I'm the youngest :D So, I was spoiled with love, and money, as well. However, my parents taught from an early age that I had to earn money by doing chores, which I started at the age of 10.
My father is strict (at times), but I always get my way. All I have to do is give him a kiss and he'll let me do whatever I want :D I moved away from home in Malaysia, and right now, writing this... I miss my daddy very much! I miss everyone back home!!
@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
25 Apr 12
You're indeed so lucky! 
My four siblings and I never had any chance to be close to our father. He's with us, but there is always this wall between us and our father. I don't know why. We're raised like this. We seldom talk to our father and vice versa because we have nothing to talk about. He's fond of making jokes to other people, and he always makes them laugh, but with regard to us, his children, he can't do it. He's always telling our mother what he wants to tell us, and it's our mother who'll pass to us the information. It's always like this. He will only talk to us if he's angry, or if he's questioning our behavior. He wants all of us to always comply with his rules.
My four siblings and I never had any chance to be close to our father. He's with us, but there is always this wall between us and our father. I don't know why. We're raised like this. We seldom talk to our father and vice versa because we have nothing to talk about. He's fond of making jokes to other people, and he always makes them laugh, but with regard to us, his children, he can't do it. He's always telling our mother what he wants to tell us, and it's our mother who'll pass to us the information. It's always like this. He will only talk to us if he's angry, or if he's questioning our behavior. He wants all of us to always comply with his rules. 