So many elective dads can relate to this song. Someone requested this on a live stream last night & the reactor was in tears by the end bc he is one of those dads too! Those are some very special dads in my opinion!
As a single guy in his 30s I wanna say this also brought me to tears thinking about this could potentially be me, and really brought out some emotions about being a man and a father that I never really knew I had, an incredibly powerful, beautiful song.
I had a similar story with my Great-Grandfather. My mother had me @ 19, and she lived with her grandparents until I was 1 years old. She still tells the story of how my Great-Grandfather would take me driving around the neighborhood every day to help calm me down from Colic. He passed away when I was 8 years old, I didn't make the connection or no one verbally said he was their step-father until I was in my 20's.
I had my daughter at 16 and bio dad wasn’t ready to be there, he made his choice to leave and he still hasn’t met her and she will be 6 this coming year, well when she was almost 2 I met someone and we became official a year later. He hasn’t missed a single moment in her life and because the father she deserves and the man I now plan to spend my life with 🥰
This song hits me a little different because my parents took me in when I was 7 or 8 then they adopted me. I have no idea what my birth parents are like.
This song actually makes me tear up it's not something I like to admit but I will. I met my son when he was 2 months old instantly fell in love with him 8 years later he still my son not a name but in my heart. There's a possibility that I could be his father but I don't need a DNA test to tell me that he's my son
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'preciate this 🤘💥
Wow, thank you for stopping by!
I live a similar situation and this song brings me to tears everytime I hear it, thank you for making this song💯❤️
So many elective dads can relate to this song. Someone requested this on a live stream last night & the reactor was in tears by the end bc he is one of those dads too! Those are some very special dads in my opinion!
As a single guy in his 30s I wanna say this also brought me to tears thinking about this could potentially be me, and really brought out some emotions about being a man and a father that I never really knew I had, an incredibly powerful, beautiful song.
Thank you
I had a similar story with my Great-Grandfather. My mother had me @ 19, and she lived with her grandparents until I was 1 years old. She still tells the story of how my Great-Grandfather would take me driving around the neighborhood every day to help calm me down from Colic. He passed away when I was 8 years old, I didn't make the connection or no one verbally said he was their step-father until I was in my 20's.
My grandson's oldest daughter is his because he adopted her. I can't tell in any way he treats her any different than his other kids.
I had my daughter at 16 and bio dad wasn’t ready to be there, he made his choice to leave and he still hasn’t met her and she will be 6 this coming year, well when she was almost 2 I met someone and we became official a year later. He hasn’t missed a single moment in her life and because the father she deserves and the man I now plan to spend my life with 🥰
as a step parent every time i hear this song it wrecks me
This song hits me a little different because my parents took me in when I was 7 or 8 then they adopted me. I have no idea what my birth parents are like.
This song actually makes me tear up it's not something I like to admit but I will. I met my son when he was 2 months old instantly fell in love with him 8 years later he still my son not a name but in my heart. There's a possibility that I could be his father but I don't need a DNA test to tell me that he's my son
That was really nice!! Thanks Tasha!! 😊🌹
I blame Walt Disney for giving step parents a bad rep.
Naw, I've had one....just glad it seems to be a rarity
Austin by Blake Shelton from the Texas family
This guy lives in my town Monticello Ky. Kind of place like your Tennessee visits you talk about. Good guy and tue story.
Please do one beer by hardy
My ex her son still calls me daddy and I get him every weekend when I get my kids and his mom let me adopt him he is my boy
Sweet song. Great reaction.
Can you please react to Boy by Lee Brice?