Father/Daughter great experience

Anonymous
FWIW, I’m a mom with three young children and my dealings with my dad the last 15 years have all been very normal. They live near us so we see my parents quite often but it’s all very normal family fun oriented. Recently my dad wanted to take a trip my mom wasn’t interested in as it was sports oriented which I love so he invited me to go with him and my husband said do it which surprised me. We had so much fun as we were together 24/7 for a week. It was so much fun because we talked about everything and I learned so much about him that I didn’t know. We definitely traveled in style which I’m not used to so it was really special. My dad is 72 and if you have a dad that age and you have a good relationship try to find the time to do something together. I really felt like a little girl again yet also like a special daughter.
Anonymous
How sweet...thanks for sharing
Anonymous
I love this! Glad you had an awesome time with your dad!
Anonymous
Maybe post this in family relationships
Anonymous
Last year I went on a four day trip with my dad. We had a great time and I’d recommend it to any woman who has a good relationship with her father. Just know that you might get some sugar daddy stares especially in restaurants. We actually played along with it which added to the fun.
Anonymous
I love my daughter. She tells me everything more than I want to know. I remember the first time she asked for my advice before having sex for the first time when she was in college. When she realized I was uncomfortable, she told me you always told me I can share everything with you right I was like suuuuure. We have a very good relationship. I wish she had the same relationship with her mother. Unfortunately post divorce my ex wife prioritized her love life over her kids. Maybe that's why I am closer to my kids, because they had noone else to turned to. Luckily I stepped up.
Anonymous
Aw, how lovely OP. You are lucky to have such a great relationship with him, and to recognize it.
Anonymous
Yes I have seen adult sons or daughters doing 1:1 travels with their semi-elderly mother or father to the homeland, sports stuff, visiting others, some bucket list thing.
Often times it’s due to the other semi-elderly parent not wanting to travel, health issues, can’t drive well anymore so they can’t get places they used to without a travel companion or driver car or help.

Only thing I’d watch out for in this Sandwich Generation is that you help out your spouse plan the week you’re gone, manage the house, kids, and day to day while you are gone on your vacation with your parent.

And consider doing it Work from home and getting your job stuff done too. Plus that doesn’t burn what little vacation days we have each year.

Final alternative is there are many active friend and travel groups of people in their 60s-80s. Small cruises, tour groups, biking, hiking, eating in europe or Bali. Perhaps having your parent build some good friend groups so they can travel more with them a few times a year works well for the itch too.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I love my daughter. She tells me everything more than I want to know. I remember the first time she asked for my advice before having sex for the first time when she was in college. When she realized I was uncomfortable, she told me you always told me I can share everything with you right I was like suuuuure. We have a very good relationship. I wish she had the same relationship with her mother. Unfortunately post divorce my ex wife prioritized her love life over her kids. Maybe that's why I am closer to my kids, because they had noone else to turned to. Luckily I stepped up.


Your daughter will have a great relationship with men because you showed her that she can trust you and that you care about her.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I love my daughter. She tells me everything more than I want to know. I remember the first time she asked for my advice before having sex for the first time when she was in college. When she realized I was uncomfortable, she told me you always told me I can share everything with you right I was like suuuuure. We have a very good relationship. I wish she had the same relationship with her mother. Unfortunately post divorce my ex wife prioritized her love life over her kids. Maybe that's why I am closer to my kids, because they had noone else to turned to. Luckily I stepped up.


Your daughter will have a great relationship with men because you showed her that she can trust you and that you care about her.


Or not. So freaking sick of this religious misogynistic crap being pushed here.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Last year I went on a four day trip with my dad. We had a great time and I’d recommend it to any woman who has a good relationship with her father. Just know that you might get some sugar daddy stares especially in restaurants. We actually played along with it which added to the fun.


That's weird as hell
Anonymous
Gross.
Anonymous
Yeah traveling with a parent is nice

What's not nice is op pushing her weird agenda. Seriously little girl special daughter.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I love my daughter. She tells me everything more than I want to know. I remember the first time she asked for my advice before having sex for the first time when she was in college. When she realized I was uncomfortable, she told me you always told me I can share everything with you right I was like suuuuure. We have a very good relationship. I wish she had the same relationship with her mother. Unfortunately post divorce my ex wife prioritized her love life over her kids. Maybe that's why I am closer to my kids, because they had noone else to turned to. Luckily I stepped up.


You talk graphic details of sex with your daughter? WTAF?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Last year I went on a four day trip with my dad. We had a great time and I’d recommend it to any woman who has a good relationship with her father. Just know that you might get some sugar daddy stares especially in restaurants. We actually played along with it which added to the fun.


Sounds spicy! What does your husband think? Mine would be jealous, but he should understand there are phases to life, and this is just a sweet memory of a previous one!
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