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FAQdaddy
For new dads who give a FAQ
(Source: mangasee, via golpeadordemimos)
“How can I maintain relationships with my friends after our baby is born?”
If your friends don’t have children, you’re pretty much fucking dead to them. If they do have kids, then chances are you already stopped dragging their kept asses around the second they became fathers.
The best thing to do, is when one of you gets a lady friend pregnant, become a band of brothers and decide to go forth into fatherhood together. Kind of like The Deer Hunter. The difference is, one ends up with you all sitting round a table putting loaded revolvers in your mouths, and the other is The Deer Hunter. BOOM.
Also, pro tip; If you do all decide to get a woman pregnant at the same time, try to pick different women, not the same one. That’s just bukkake.
This half assed clown knows what I’m talking about. All covered in Bro-gurt.
Alternatively, if you are the first to have kids, you can always wait for your BFF’s to catch up. Then you get to be that smug douche that tells everyone how hard it’s going to be. When your friends say “I know”. You can then give them the ultra-dickish ‘do you really?’ smile.
Putin is a fucking black-belt at this.
New Study Shows 9-Month-Old Babies Are Racist As Shit
Reblogged from thedaddycomplex:motherjones:
Hmmmm, our editor at FAQdaddy was once upset that his daughter would be indifferent to his pasty white ass, and yet adore her mother’s much more pleasant Japanese one.
Perhaps this article explains it? Or maybe it’s just because he’s a douche?
A very honest illustration from the very excellent book ‘Be Prepared.’ Probably the only Fathering book I read that made me at no point want to shove the authors head up his gaping vagina.
“Take time alone to reflect on your feelings on becoming a Father.”
Bruce Linton, Ph.D
No shit! From my experience, you wont be thinking about much else. The idea of becoming a father will drill a fucking hole in your cranium way past the due date.
It’s also a great idea to take a little time to think about something else… like Batman or nachos, or Batman eating nachos on his lunch break.
Is Dad Pregnant Too?
So this is a pretty well known book. And it is very informative. Short of eating Bill Cosby’s brain and trying to absorb ‘fatherlyness’ through some sort of morbid osmosis, this is a pretty good start to becoming somewhat less of a fuckdunce in the eyes of oh pregnant one.
One problem though. The rhetoric. Dad’s pregnant too? When your significant other has been up all night dry heaving the taco bell you stupidly bought to sustain her, it’s probably best not to burst into the bathroom with a shit eating grin saying “It’s ok sweetness. I’m pregnant too!”
This is a sure fire way to have her fist a honey dew melon up your urethra while screaming “Yes, you are!“
Read the book. But don’t repeat all of the well meaning sound bites if you value the elasticity of your pee hole.
Where’s the advice?
There is a lot of baby advice out there. A little of it (maybe about 1%) directed at the father. Most of this is either;
A: Condescending (“Don’t hollow out your newborn and use her as a bong”) or
B: ‘put-offingly new agey’ (“How to vulcan mind-meld with your fetus”)
At FAQdaddy, we aim to provide a little wisdom and experience to newcomers, who want a little fatherly advice on things they maybe don’t want to ask their father about. Oh, and for once, you’ll hopefully actually enjoy reading it too.
So ask us anything!
Note: Actually, don’t ask us medical stuff… We have only one doctor here and his PhD is in Mixology.
What do new dads really want to know?
Welcome to ‘FAQdaddy’.
The shit that new and impending fathers really want to know about. Have a question about fatherhood, your newly pregnant wife or the wrinkly chicken nugget that will emerge from her in a few months time? Go ahead and ask!
