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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can speak to this from the Husbands side of things. My wife has a very close relationship with her father/my FIL. I'll say this off the bat, my FIL is a great man. He's welcomed me into the family from day 1, and is a fantastic grandfather to our children. However, I feel like my FIL has set the bar so high with regards to parenting (espicially parenting a girl) that I'll never be able to come close to him. For example, FIL has avery big, outgoing personality, which endears him to a lot of people. I’ve always been more introverted, but I show affection in my own ways. He was/is the quintessential “girl dad”; he would dress up and play dolls with them, etc. I’m not quite as comfortable doing all of the “girl” stuff, but I’ve gotten considerably better at stepping outside my comfort zone since our daughter was born. While I know that my wife thinks I'm a good dad and husband, it always feels like to me, FIL is the perfect example of what a husband and father should be, and if I'm not exactly like him, then she'll be disappointed. [/quote] Hmmm probably married wrong [/quote]
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