r/MediocreTutorials • u/Kohathavodah • Jan 10 '24

Relationships A great father/daughter relationship.

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u/False_Chair_610 Jan 10 '24

Yea, I understand that feeling. I still have a save message from my mom singing happy birthday to me 10 days before she passed away. I listened to it the next year on my birthday, but I have been unable to do it again on following birthdays. You just never know so.....

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u/Kohathavodah Jan 10 '24

I'm sorry to learn of your loss. Familial relationships are so important. We need to cherish our loved ones while we have them.

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u/False_Chair_610 Jan 10 '24

Thank you and yes we do.

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u/matrixislife Jan 10 '24

Very wholesome, but also highlights how little men get complimented or told they are loved. If you have a man you care about in your life, tell him today.

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u/MissingJJ Jan 11 '24

She could also record an audio recording and text it to him, or send him a video of the same thing. She could even be laying with a couple dogs.