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AuthorTeevee Aguirre

Teevee Aguirre is a storyteller, artist, and podcasting dad on a mission to become a better ancestor. He writes about life, fatherhood, and the beautifully messy journey of personal growth—wins, losses, and everything in between. A firm believer that struggle makes the best stories, he embraces his role as Father, Son, Super Model—not on the runway, but in the art of being a role model (a title his kids may or may not co-sign).

I hate my father

I hate my father. On most days, I just can't understand him. On other days I can't stand him. Today is much worse, and I have to get to school.

Let me explain. It's my responsibility to get the trash to the front of the house every Monday and Thursday morning for the trashmen to pick up. It's a simple job except for the fact that the neighborhood cats and dogs rip the bags every time.

The Best Day Of My Life- 15 Years in the Making

Happy Father Day

Despite not being a "morning person," I've been waking up at 5am for three years.

The feeling of waking up and getting a lot of work done made me happy and accomplished. I could meditate, read, write, study, or get started on significant projects with few distractions.

Why I Called My Kid Ugly

Slut. Ugly. Bitch. Wetback. Skinny. Fat. Stupid. Smartass. Arrogant. 

What would they be called? What words would be used to insult my baby girls or make them feel "less than"?

Playing Small Serves No One

Familia Aguirre

I don't have all the answers; I just have my stories.

I have no parenting degrees or any real-world certifications from some institution of high knowledge. Some might say I'm full of shit. But my life is real and full of experiences.

Fun & Simple Games for Dads on a Budget

I was so broke 12 years ago that I would just go to sleep at night to quell the hunger pains.

Money was scarce since I had just quit my job, and I was still figuring to generate opportunities for my new business.

I had to be creative and thrifty with anything I chose for my daughters. Here are some of our favorite cheap, fun, and engaging solutions that I found for play.

“Baby, I Love Your Curly Hair”

I've learned that a woman's hair is a large part of her identity. It can provide a great deal of pride or shame.

The struggle became apparent when I was dating. Numerous women admitted that their hair was actually curly. But they would wake up early every day to straighten it.

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