My Heartbreaking Reaction to Globe's #LetDadKnow

June 17, 2016

How could I let him know if he doesn't want me in the first place? 

This Globe Father's Day advertisement/campaign just moved me to bucket of tears as I start asking myself:

- How does it feel to have a Father?
- Would he drive me too?
- Would he want to hear my stories?
- Will I love him as much as I love my Mother?
- Will I be a Papa's girl?

And the question goes on and on and on. I wish I had one. One good Father that would love my Mother wholeheartedly and would never leave us.



Ever since, I only have my Mother beside me. Well, there were some years, those delicate years, when my Mother chose to leave me in the care of my Aunt, because she has to provide for me, she needs to work for me and my future.

Though I clearly understand now why she has to do that, I believe it greatly affected what I am now today. 

I don't have someone to talk to, I don't have someone to lift me up, who would say, stop this and that. I was just careless, carefree, doing whatever I want that time. 

But I will never blame my Mama. I know she loves me more than I could ever know.

This advertisement shows how a Father loves. That even with his 'K's', with no 'i love you's',
he cares. He cares up to the point of leaving everything for you because you are his priority. Family is his priority.

Maybe I would never know the feeling of having a Father. But I will make sure that my own family in the future will have a Father who will serve as an inspiration to the family, the strong one, the man who will be my children's first love, and my husband who will love me faithfully, wholeheartedly, and would never leave me.



And oh, I almost forgot, Happy Father's Day to you, Papa.


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