Daddy-Daughter Dalliance (closed)
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I confess that I never imagined that anything like this might happen. Never once did I ever envision my relationship with my family could wind up as twisted as it did.
I suppose I was much to blame. My daughter had been the apple of my eye all her life. From the moment I held her in her arms and felt her fiery red hair against my cheek as she hugged me close, I was smitten.
That had hardly changed over the years. Every time I looked at her, I saw the same beautiful little redhead looking up at me. I still enjoyed having her curl up in my lap at the end of the evening to tell me about her day.
Of course, I remained aware that she was growing up. I no longer had to bend down to reach her hand. When she sat on my lap, she was more than a mere armful.
But I mostly let her mother handle the "becoming a woman" aspects. A distant part of my consciousness was vaguely aware that my daughter was now a teenager, that she wore bras (in an ever-increasing progression of cup sizes), that she had crushes at school, that she knew about the birds and the bees, that she was attracted to girls rather than boys, etc. But when I looked at her, I still saw her as the sweet innocent little girl who used to toddle towards me with both arms upraised to me when I came home each evening.
Consequently, I just overlooked some of the other things that were changing with my daughter. Blinded by my perception, I missed the truth. Only when confronted with it did I finally start seeing clearly.
Closed for Cherrybomb400
I confess that I never imagined that anything like this might happen. Never once did I ever envision my relationship with my family could wind up as twisted as it did.
I suppose I was much to blame. My daughter had been the apple of my eye all her life. From the moment I held her in her arms and felt her fiery red hair against my cheek as she hugged me close, I was smitten.
That had hardly changed over the years. Every time I looked at her, I saw the same beautiful little redhead looking up at me. I still enjoyed having her curl up in my lap at the end of the evening to tell me about her day.
Of course, I remained aware that she was growing up. I no longer had to bend down to reach her hand. When she sat on my lap, she was more than a mere armful.
But I mostly let her mother handle the "becoming a woman" aspects. A distant part of my consciousness was vaguely aware that my daughter was now a teenager, that she wore bras (in an ever-increasing progression of cup sizes), that she had crushes at school, that she knew about the birds and the bees, that she was attracted to girls rather than boys, etc. But when I looked at her, I still saw her as the sweet innocent little girl who used to toddle towards me with both arms upraised to me when I came home each evening.
Consequently, I just overlooked some of the other things that were changing with my daughter. Blinded by my perception, I missed the truth. Only when confronted with it did I finally start seeing clearly.
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