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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't speak to how "daddy's girls" fare in romantic relationships, not being one. I will say that the ones I've encountered as a woman, at work and in social settings, actually are kind of [b]entitled and annoying. More likely to expect plans to revolve around them, more demanding of attention, more sensitive to criticism and less likely (if at all) to apologize.[/b] A lot of women think that the high opinion of a man is ALWAYS worth more than any opinion of a woman. So if their dads thought the sun shined out of their butts, they think that means they are better than other people. And it also means they don't care what you think of them, which certainly could be useful in some situations, but also means they don't make great friends because they will never view you as equals. My two cents.[/quote] This has been my experience with “daddy’s girl” [/quote]
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