Fun things to do with your dad?
hey, im a 15 year old girl, and i dont spend much time with my dad, i was thinking of chilling with him tomorrow, but i dont no what to do? when i was younger we would play board games etc, but now that im older theres not many things i can think of to do with him? i think going to the movies would be really boring , and i already tried baking ... maybe go out for dinner, but that would only be like 2hours? any ideas? thanks so much:)
Fun things to do in Tokyo?
You are going to LOVE TOKYO!!!!!!!! I've been there 8 times and have loved it all. So safe, clean, and fun! You experience the japanese culture in a fun, interactive way. My favorite part of Tokyo is Shinjuku. It soooooo fun. I love Tokyo Opera City, the government building, and the subway. Its so much fun. If you like shopping, definitly hit Harajuku, the shopping capiatl of Asia. I personally hate it, only because I hate shopping. It also has the largest park of Tokyo, kind of like the central park of Tokyo. Its pretty nice, although you see some interesting people there, hahaha. Another fun thing is Tokyo Tower, amazing views of everything. Ummmmmmmmm, there's the Imperial Palace and disneyland, although I haven't been to either. If you have the time, travel to some of the outlying towns. Kyoto is beautiful. I wouldn't recommend Osaka, very dangeroud with all of the Yakuza problems their currently dealing with, although it is a beautiful city. So yep, thats Tokyo for ya. All of the important sites are within a 5 minute walk from a subway station, and the signs are all marked in english for our convenience. Those japanese are so friendly. HAVE FUN!!!!!!! Cullen P.S. TAKE A CAMERA! BUY LIKE AMILLION OF THOSES LITLLE DISPOSABLE ONES IF YOU DON'T HAVE A DIGITAl. And good luck on the japanese, its my favorite language. Watashi wa kaite imasen.
As a single /separated dad, what are some fun things to do with your daughter?
Credentials: I have a 18-year-old daughter (and a 9-year-old son). The ex and I separated in 2012, divorce finalized in early 2013.My mantra, particularly since the divorce, has been "experiences, not things".We took a kickboxing class we found on Groupon...Cycling...Kayaking...Going on trips... like Washington DCOr Gettysburg, for the 150th Anniversary festivities...(Boy, that's the wrong smile for a national battlefield park..)I mean, we also do "boring" stuff like watch Netflix together when our schedules permit (we're on a West Wing binge) and try our hand at cooking new recipes, but I don't have any pictures of that.
What are some fun things to do with my dad?
Go fishingLong walksTrekkingLong bike or car ridesCooking a meal togetherPlay chess or any other board games.CyclingSing togetherDo some DIY togetherGo gardeningPlay video gamesWatch movie togetherPlay football, cricket, rugby for whatever sport you likeMake videos togetherWrite a story togetherLearn about a topic and discuss about it.Learn coding.Try bungee jumping.Join some course together.Have a cup of tea with dad and talk about your childhood memories.These are few ideas I thought in a minute or two. Only you know what you would like to do with your dad. The possibilities are endless.
My dad says inappropriate things to me?
I am 14 and my dad is 50. For a while he's been acting strangely. He's called me sexy and a "hot mamma" before. The other day I came downstairs (looking nice, in my opinion) and he said to me "if you weren't my daughter I'd ask you out on a hot date". Anytime he says stuff like this I walk away but he says I'm being way too sensitive because it's better than him calling me ugly. I find it awkward and inappropriate but my dad doesn't seem to think anything is wrong with it. My dad's even begun to say stuff to my friends. He once told my best friend that her perfume smelled romantic. I think he means everything he says as a compliment, but I'd prefer if he said I looked pretty or nice instead of sexy. Please help me....I want it to stop, but I don't know what to do.
What should I do if I find out that my dad is having an affair?
The best thing to do would be to have a private conversation with your father where you can discuss the matter freely and honestly. Go to an empty park, or someplace private where you won’t be interrupted, and where there is no chance of your mother overhearing the conversation.When you talk to your father, do not be confrontational or judgmental. Simply tell him what you know (or what you THINK you know), and ask for his side of the story. He might be angry and say that it’s not your business—and he’s not completely wrong, but you should reply that you don’t wish to invade his privacy, but circumstances have made you involved now and that has to be addressed.Encourage him to be honest, and reassure him that you won’t judge him. You need to understand that affairs do not happen in a vacuum. Very often, there are circumstances that manifest in extramarital affairs, even among people who, themselves, would never have imagined that they would be involved in one in a million years. One need only spend a little time reading the posts on the Reddit forum “Dead bedrooms” to see a LOT of married people who were driven to affairs out of desperation and pain. Or, maybe your parents have agreed to have an open marriage. This is not something that they would have felt the need to inform you of, and they would have made an effort to keep that hidden as well.It is also possible, of course, that your father is simply being dishonorable (i.e. he is forsaking his marriage vows and his family for purely hedonistic reasons). Whatever the case may be, you will have to decide how to proceed. I will emphasize, again, to try not to be judgmental. As I said before, many people who end up having an affair would never have thought they would ever end up doing something like that. And you never know what difficult circumstances you will face, in some unknown future, where you could end up doing something you never imagined you would do. It is truly a case of, “There, but for the grace of God, go I.”I hope everything works out for you and your family. Good luck!
My dad strangled me ? What to do?
It dont matter what he thinks or knows cause hes a child abuse and a verbal abuser. Hes a bully and more. CPS will listen. The cops arent the ones who help you. CPS helps kids. Cops arent trained for stopping bad parents. Dont worry about the pot. You pot does not make him unguilty. They always try to focus on you. Does that make them innocent? No way. Call cps and tell your teachers. Post on here each week for more help.
I just found out that my dad is cheating on my mom. What should I do?
I’ll start with my little story.I found out my dad was cheating on my mum and wondered the same thing. One night they’d had a fight and he’d walked out. She was worried about him and kept saying how if she knew he had somewhere to go[a mistress], she wouldn’t worry and would just go to bed. I wanted to sleep, you see, so, the idiot that I am, I told her. She instantly grabbed her phone, called him and asked him to come back. He told her to go meet him. Outside. In the middle of the night. In a rather dangerous place. As she was getting dressed and tell me how she “needs to see it with her own eyes”, I told her to go there, saying nothing, bring him home and wait until she can get his phone. Bring it to me and I’ll show her. Well, that didn’t work. The moment she’d met him, she told him what I’d said. Naturally, he denied it. When they got home, he bolted for the toilet with his phone. When he came out 20 minutes later, he handed it to her with a smug smile and told her she can look wherever she wanted to, there was nothing on it. I spent the next year in the dog house, they stayed married for another 6 years.Now, onto the general problems of that situation. Imo, it depends on how your father treats you and your mum(and any siblings you might have). If he’s gentle and caring, let it go. There’s nothing to gain from trying to ruin their marriage if he’s doing what he’s supposed to do. I’ve known plenty of women who were aware that their husbands were cheating but as the marriage was otherwise great, they just didn’t let it bother them and accepted it in much the same way as any other flaw. If, on the other hand, your mum is miserable and your dad is mistreating the family, consider telling her. Assuming she’ll believe you(you can offer any proof you might have) and that she’s looking for a reason to leave him, she should, at least in theory be glad to know. But keep in mind snitching on a parent can have consequences for you more so than for offender.
Mom Cheating On Dad with Uncle???? Don't know what to do?
Wow, I'm sorry you're dealing with this!! Do you have a pastor, teacher, or school counselor you can talk with about this? You have to remember though, even though it affects you it is NOT your problem- it's between your folks. It just sucks that you're in this position. Best of Luck