Best Father In Dallas?

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Not hardly. I try to be the best father I can be.

I try to be the best father my girls need me to be.

In some cases, I am firm. Soft. Demanding. A pushover.

Regardless of what people may assume I am fully aware of the way that I am pushed by the Girls.

I am fully aware of the programs I am installing in their little super powered minds.

Some of these programs/beliefs run automatically, while others will take years before they become fully obvious to all.

In some cases, I am purposely installing programs that I will not run until they are teenagers. Some have already called me foolish.

This may be true. But I recognize the full power and implications of these years. They are the foundation.

Yes, I believe this will come to pass. Shake your head now if you like. 🙂 Meet me back here in a few years, and wag your finger at me at that time.

More articles and thoughts to come on my beliefs on parenting and my role as a father. Maybe not the best, yet fully involved.


About the author

Teevee 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).

By Teevee Aguirre