being a great father is a journey i didn’t know i had in me. it’s something you want to do, know you have to do, and yet it still is a daunting thought.

i believe that being a great father is just being there. it sounds so simple but it’s not…i know when i get home from work i want to have a little private time.

I love seeing my (twin) gilrs when i get home from whatever i’m doing but after 10 minutes i need a break. i feel guilty about it but i also know that i’m completely normal.

I’m completely and 100% in love with my girls. I knew i had that in me but i had never experienced it. I want the father’s out there to know that being a father is the toughest job in the world but also the most rewarding.

It’s just one of those things in life where you do what you have to do and there’s not much argument. I know that every time my 10 month old wakes up and starts to cry that she isn’t doing it to annoy me…even though i sometimes interpret it that way.

she’s doing it because she has grown up enought that she’s learned that she wants to be with the one she loves.

I’m so thankful that I’m the one she wants to be with.

i know i ended my little story with a preposition but who really gives a damn.

I’m a Dad

Sterling Simpson

i am a mother of a 9 year old

my advice is as long as you are doing your best, in the long run it will be good enough

children don’t stay angry because you made mistakes, they stay angry when their parents quit doing their best

i have come to realize all of this as i matured and have my own son, i spent 8 years angry at my mother, now we are closer than ever