Not a bro Dad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

Divorced Bro Dads hauling their kids around.....it was LIT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

[Anonymous]

I think the dmv parents driving the stereotypical bmw/jeep etc suv with soccer club, hrw, obx, bb, etc stickers are more annoying, personally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

Sounds like a redneck dad to me

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is full of seething dorky unathletic men and bitter yentas married to wimps. Doesn't matter if you're a hot shot lawyer, surgeon, or some bureaucrat with juice, a low T wimp is a low T wimp.

Do you also use terms like low value woman, alpha, normies and are you raising lions?
This is such a dumb pop culture trend, but I worry a lot of men start taking testosterone and act insane at their kid's games, hit on women who are clearly uninterested but something about the testosterone blinds them to the boundaries of appropriate behavior.

Like, duh, welcome to the world of vertebrates on Earth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

Sounds like a redneck dad to me

That’s probably mostly due to your being a closed-minded striver-striver simpleton.

I hope things get better for you.

























(Just kidding. I hope you stay as miserable as you already are.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

Sounds like a redneck dad to me

That’s probably mostly due to your being a closed-minded striver-striver simpleton.

I hope things get better for you.

























(Just kidding. I hope you stay as miserable as you already are.)

It’s so weird: I had originally typed “elitist-striver” , but my phone autocorrected it to “striver-striver”….. apparently my phone knows your type even better than I do, because it thinks you’re not even worthy of the “elitist” part. You’re just a regular striver.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the dmv parents driving the stereotypical bmw/jeep etc suv with soccer club, hrw, obx, bb, etc stickers are more annoying, personally.

So seeing happy people involved in their kids’ lives annoys you.


Got it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

That sounds really nice!

[Anonymous]

Gym-br

[Anonymous]

Gym-bros typically graduate to bro dads once they knock up some poor unsuspecting woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gym-bros typically graduate to bro dads once they knock up some poor unsuspecting woman.

Yeah who would want an involved caring dad? Where are the lazy losers who ignore their kids to better nurse their anxiety and don’t help around the house? Women here seem to love that type.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many bro dads did everyone see strutting around DC yesterday for fathers day?

I’m a Bro Dad. Had a great day with my boys. All three of us went fishing early in the morning, then older son and I went to the range for some shooting, then I spent the afternoon helping younger son work on his car. Grilled some steaks for dinner, movie night after that. Great day all around.

This is literally a page out of my own dad’s book from like 20 years ago when I was 12. My dad is amazing because he recognized me for wanting to do “boy” stuff like fishing and hunting and working on cars, and he ran with it. I will treasure the times he took me fishing or let me help him work on the car or took me hunting instead of insisting I do “girl” stuff. It was the best thing that ever happened to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

OP here. Yes this.

[Anonymous]

OP coming back after all this time, wheezing as he waddles over to the computer and struggling to lift his breadstick like arms to type.