Kirsty Ewens says her father had a "total meltdown" when she indicated she wanted to live with her boyfriend. So he came up with a solution. He built another house on his property for her and her beau to live in.

"My dad has always overreacted in any fear he would lose my companionship," Ewens said. "He calls me 2-3 times a day," she says. "We live (300 feet) apart."

Cut the strings, man. If my dad called me 3 times a day I'd change my number....and we actually get along.

The more you tighten your grip, the more she'll just slip your fingers......probably onto the fingers of someone you despise simply out of a sense of rebellion and spite.

ChipNASA: Gulper Eel: Suddenly daddy's little girl who a year ago wanted to play tennis with you has now completely forgotten you exist.

Hell, that happened when my daughter turned six.

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/I keed I keed...have one in utero

I don't know. I can see how kids and parents fight. When I was a kid, when my parents made me do something or wouldn't let go I just got more and more spiteful.

Wait...so, you're saying that it is an inappropriate response to handcuff your daughter to the radiator to prevent her from moving in with her boyfriend?

/ next thing you'll be telling me; is digging the boyfriend's grave in the yard isn't cool

// I keed, I keed

/ it's probably a good thing I don't have a daughter

FTA: "Kirsty Ewens says her father had a "total meltdown" when she indicated she wanted to live with her boyfriend. So he came up with a solution. He built another house on his property for her and her beau to live in.

"My dad has always overreacted in any fear he would lose my companionship," Ewens said.

Ya think?

"He calls me 2-3 times a day," she says. "We live (300 feet) apart." "

Creepy, creepy, creep.

/creepy.

Oh lawd.

From the article:
I remember taking that off-ramp. His name was Mark and he was older (27 to my 18), mysterious and gorgeous. And while my hormone-fueled brain was acutely aware my dad was having a hard time coping -- his wide, frightened eyes might have given it away -- the Mark vortex had rendered me incapable of caring much (Sorry, Dad!).

I am going to go out on a limb and suggest dad was more consternated about his barely legal daughter dating a 27-year-old than losing a tennis partner.

Go be a whore somewhere else.

There are always been something extremely creepy with dads involving themselves with their daughter's relationships.

Morbius sympathizes.

"Sorry girls, no boyfriends until you are 21"

/enforced by secret service

I have nothing but pity for the poor idiot that shacks up with my daughter.

superdude72: I am going to go out on a limb and suggest dad was more consternated about his barely legal daughter dating a 27-year-old than losing a tennis partner.

As the father of three daughters, I'm going to go out on a limb and agree with you.

Teenagers think they know everything, and parents are (or should be) keenly aware of how naive their kids really are. The last thing any parent wants is for their kid to get hurt. And as much as you want your daughter to learn from YOUR mistakes, the fact is that she has to make her own mistakes, and learn from them, because some lessons just aren't learned any other way.

I'll be a mess for years when this happens.

No shiat, Sherlock.

ChipNASA: macadamnut: I have nothing but pity for the poor idiot that shacks up with my daughter.

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Most of the fathers of eighteen year old females I know would do anything up to and including plunging a dagger into their own thighs to get their daughters off their hands.

Is it just me or is this the creepiest article posted on Fark this week? These feelings may well be true, and they may well be unavoidable. But for the love of all that is good and holy in the world, there are some things that are better off not being aired in public.

Jesus Christ.

And these girls acting like it's so flattering and cute the way their dads get jealous of their sexual partners.."hahaha, daddy is upset because I'm having sex with another man... it's like I'm his wife or his girlfriend or something! Teehee!"

blerg.

miss diminutive: The more you tighten your grip, the more she'll just slip your fingers

What an apt line.

/Darth Daddy

Kirsty Ewens says her father had a "total meltdown" when she indicated she wanted to live with her boyfriend.

This happened to me when my daughter turned six. I managed to recover when I realized that her boyfriend was Barney the Dinosaur.

After reading TFA, I'm kinda glad my dad didn't give a shiat about me.

/mom & dad split when I was 6 mos old
//he moved out of state

And then he sniffed her underpants from the hamper.

My daughter is 13. By the time I was 13, I was drinking, smoking weed, I'd dropped mesc a few times, and I had already gone quite nearly all the way with a couple girls. This summer, my daughter has her first "crush" (that she's open about, anyway) and cancelled a planned outing so she could go to this boy's birthday party. She's never done drugs or had more than a sip of wine. Until recently, all boys were "stupid" and "annoying" (she is a gloriously geeky child who prefers logic puzzles to "omfg isn't he cute!").

Personally, while it did sort of "ouch" to have the a father/daughter outing cancelled (she's with me for long weekends every other week), I am just glad she's not anywhere near what a horror I was at that age. Besides, I hope she lives a long, healthy, happy life, and that's going to include being, well, an adult and likely a sexual one (though the latter hopefully not until she's like... 30, or I'm dead, or both).

I believe it was Bobcat Goldthwaite who put it best (I'm misquoting, I am sure): "Someone asked me, you know, if the first time my daughter has sex, isn't that going to freak me out? I said no, number one isn't going to freak me out at all. Number, like, 5000 might piss me off a little."

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Golf clap

For some reason, I read the headline as implying that the daughters fell in love with one another. Felt disappointed when I furiously clicked the article. I'm going to go cry now.

Never has this problem

ChipNASA: "Nothing scares a dad more than if for any reason he has any sexual feelings towards his daughter," says Brizendine. "If she comes out in a really hot outfit as she starts to develop and he finds himself reacting a little bit like a guy, he's often just mortified. It's a normal reaction."

(nope...never mortified....never scared)

As long as your not rubbing your hands together, smirking, while thinking "I am going to get lucky tonight" I don't really see the problem.

Almost Pure: For some reason, I read the headline as implying that the daughters fell in love with one another. Felt disappointed when I furiously clicked the article. I'm going to go cry now.

THIS!

Misleading headline is misleading!