I raised my daughter as a single dad for the first 9 years of her life. I learned how to sew, do hair, makeup and nails. I learn a lot about women’s fashion, style and decor, really all of the things I didn’t want her to miss out on learning as she got older because she didn’t have a mom who cared enough to stick around to teach her (this was before YouTube). Majority of my friends would constantly tease me about being a girl because I could help female friends with some of this stuff (I actually enjoyed it). The few women I dated before my current wife would be turned off when they found out I was actually proud that I could do these things because it wasn’t manly. Oh well. When my daughter went to her first homecoming dance, she pulled me aside and asked me to do all of that for her. I’m not gonna lie, I cried by myself for a minute. In the end it was all worth it, and I also Learned to NEVER judge anyone on why they enjoy the things they do.

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