[SuziQ]

My Daddy was a good old boy from the woods of Mississippi, the kind of man Gloria Steinem and her NOW friends would consider a neanderthal, but when we were growing up in the 50's and 60's, he never once told me or my sisters that we couldn't do something because we were girls.

Maybe the feminists who came from the 'sophisticated' Northeast had fathers who told them something different. Too bad for them, but their anger and bitterness about it sure has been harmful to society.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I agree 100%. Having an intelligent, caring, loving Dad (that you’re just a little bit afraid of disappointing) who thinks the sun rises and sets on you (and your siblings) and does nothing but encourage you along the way, is worth his weight in GOLD.

Daughters NEED Dads. They are too few and far between these days thanks to ‘Dads’ being replaced with ‘Sperm Donors’ and Men, as a whole, were tossed out with the Femi-Nazi’s trash.

Those of us that had/still have great Dads are the women in this world that are making a difference.

You are nothing in this world without your fan base. :)