Is being a dad worth it?

>>35919463
hell yes

hell

yes

>>35919463
I WANT TO BE A DAD.
I could go into more details on why being a dad sounds fantastic in my opinion but I'm in the mood for a pre-dad nap.

It's not for everyone but it is certainly a goal for many who wish to take on that difficult yet heart warming experience.

Just a note, you take pre school to prepare for school just as you take a pre dad nap to prepare for fatherhood.

I have a graph.

>>35920411
>>35919482
what do you get out of it? purpose in life? satisfaction?

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>>35919463
I'm a dad.

My daughter takes up a shitload of my time and my money and sometimes she can get annoying and start messing with shit. Also, because of her, I can't 420blazeit all day erry day like the faggot I am.

Is it worth it? Hell yeah. I'd die for her.

>>35920505
Both purpose on life and satisfaction. When living for yourself, it's easy to get disillusioned and fall off track, but when you're raising a child you love that came from you, then it becomes about them and their future and therefore gives you more of a drive to succeed.

Also, having a kid is a really cool experimental experience. I mean, think about it. You can basically craft them into the type of person you want to be and use your knowledge of life to make theirs better.

Having a kid is pretty cool.