TysGalilah -> RE: No more Daddy? (2/20/2008 3:53:34 PM)
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hugggz to you ( and yes I just got done doing that on a different post LOL ohhh well cant have too many hugz right? ) Lilbit said it sooooo well and I agree !! Dad is not the same as the feeling/emotion/intent/pride/love/devotion that goes into why and how you call him Daddy. Nor does it FEEL the same to him when he hears it from her and then from you, either.. ok I just spoke for your master LOL oh hell...but I would guess he would say that same thing .. Read her post over and over again and try to believe... When I was a little girl, my gramma Rose was one of those grandmas that was every kid on the blocks "grandma Rose" ... even my mom, her own daughter > called her "gram" ever since I can remember. I remember a conversation I ended up having with her, in tears. I didn't want anyone to call her that anymore ( stomps on ground and sniffs real hard) was my main point to her, amidst hiccups.. " you are MY gramma, gramma!" she hugged me to her and said now hush and listen...to all those people I am "gram or grandma" because that is the name they know to call me... but I am YOUR grammaRose and only YOU are my granddaughter, we are special to each other and there is love wrapped around the name when you say it to me". I remember that like it was yesterday. it helped me then... and I felt a difference after that when I used her name..because I knew what she was thinkin when she heard it come from me. That woman calls him "dad" as a name. You call him daddy with a whole set of meanings and feelings wrapped around it. YOU are HIS... he didn't even remember to put signifigance on what she calls him. That says it all : ) No harm, no foul. Unless you insist on attaching baggage to something that isn't even there. If you really can't get passed this perhaps another term that means "father or daddy" ?? papa? my daddy ?
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