Sofia Rahul Some of them were talking about themselves as fathers and not there actual fathers. I like to think that I'm a good dad to my son in spite of having a non-existent dad.
BangtanfangirlOT7 My dad was a mentally ill drunk who loved his fucking religion more than me and my mother. It doesn't matter anymore because he died from throat cancer, anyway. What a father figure, eh?
BangtanfangirlOT7 My point was that some dads are shitty people. I'm aware that most fathers are good people. My uncles, who are dads, are caring people and helped me and my mom after my dad passed away. But, you're right, I did express myself wrongly, so I apologize. I'm a bit of a grudgy person, I guess.
@@lavolpe8525 no, it means that statistically there are a lot of people who grow up without fathers, and she, as well as myself and a lot of other people in this comment section, thought there'd be at least one person who did not have a caring and loving father. but go off I guess.
Hearing guys say "dependable" and "loving" really made me tear up. I may have never had a positive father figure, but I know the kind of father that I want to be. I would never abandon my family.
Maatla Sithole my dad was gone,alcoholic,neglecting and I trying. We deserved so much better than what we got, I hope you can find someone out there who could give you the father figure love you deserve
I'm so used to videos of people talking shit about fathers. I do understand that there's a lot of people who don't have a good relationship with him, or don't even know him at all and I get how serious that is, I respect that. But I'm glad to see a video where we actually appreciate them, the ones who were lucky to know nothing but kindness and love from a father figure. My dad means the world to me. He is everything in my life and I love him, good parents deserve to be reminded that we love them ❤️
Now that we've seen women react to mother and men react to father I hope we see it the other way around! Definitely thought they were super interesting to compare.
For some reason I cried happy tears while watching this. With a word that brings me sadness it's really really great to see that it brings so many people happiness.
I thought this video was sort of pointless because of its lack of diversity, diversity of opinion. This video is a fairy tale for most people, but-as far as I remember-the same applies to the video with the women talking about their mothers. The only thing I noticed that could be of interest was the boys tended to use the word _caring_ about the fathers, but as we went through the ages, they tended to use traditional male qualities such as _teacher_ and _protector_.
***** I kinda agree, but then again, its not really impossible for all of them to have had a good experience with their fathers. For the women on mothers, there was one girl who said she didn't have a good relationship with her mom, which was refreshing to hear in the line up. So I thought at least one or two from this group would have something different to say as well.
***** Yeah, it was interesting that in the 'mother' one there were also some not as positive things said. I thought it was interesting that there were no absent fathers. Given that is a big stereotype. It's good to see but potentially not completely honest.
Came down to the comments section to express my very thoughts on this!! While I understand that this was probably made in time for Fathers Day in the US and they wanted to portray fathers in a positive light, I would definitely have to agree with you. The only real thing I noticed myself was the man of 23 years, responding with the word "power" which I find quite interesting.
its quite sad, although this is beautiful video, it really isnt representative of the relationship, or lack thereof, that a lot of people have with the a father.
I knew it. My father wasn't like anyone else, selfish, impatient, stubborn, and whatever I do he disparages me and says negatively ,"you will always be like your mother."
my first love . my dad is someone that i love and am thankful for , and i’m sorry to all those who lost their father ; don’t have father figures ; their father figures are bad .
my father has been a drug addict pretty much through my whole existence, but an in the closet one. He did his very best to love me and my sister and give us every thing we wanted and needed. I will always love that man no matter what. One of the strongest guys I know
Rachel Dorney boys who grow up without fathers are more likely to do drugs, drop out of school, become a wife beater, go to jail, be absent for their own kids...
i dont know why i'm so in much pain right now,crying listening to this, i dont remember how he sounds like he talks,he was always there and cared for me,i love you dad eventhough you left and went back to god when i was small... 😢
Its "sad" that there is positive feedback about fathers? I think the point is to get the impression a child can get from his father. Not to call out some dead beat for child support... Those aren't fathers... Dumbass
never had any massive "bonding" moments, and we've not been overly open, but loving, and accepting, and I've pulled some shit over the years. he does what he can, and that's all I need.
sitting here watching this and every time I hear "loving" I think of the extreme lack of love my own father had that he chose to walk away when I needed him most.
Most of these videos in this series are very raw and honest. I wish they had included people that don't have great relationships with their father because a lot of people do.
I'm so envious that none of them had such negative connotations that all they could think of was: hate, manipulative, uninvolved, hateful and disgust. Because that's all I could think about.
Awesome. I love my dad so much! He’s been nothing but a good father to me, and knows how to show love the right way. He and I are very close through everything we’ve been through together and had forgiven me for so much. I can’t help but love him.
Kind, caring, loving, learner, overprotective, best, sweet, always there, very supportive, wants the best for us, family before himself, brilliant and hard worker ❤️
This was a great video by cut because fathers rarely get the appreciation they deserve from society. One word for fathers including my own: underappreciated .
Feel sorry for those who don't have fathers and for kids of of single moms pullin double duty. Every kid deserves a father and mother. The love of our father on earth is awesome. How much more is that love of our father who art in heaven.
One word for my father is none, why? Because there is more than one word I would describe my father. He has been with my mother for 20 years & when he met her he fell in love instantly & he found out she already had 9 children from her ex husband, BUT that didn't stop him from loving her, so he accepted to care for her other 9 kids, then my brother, sister and I came along, so in total we're a family of 12 kids, my dad worked his butt off to support us all even though most kids didn't live with is, but he would send them money to live. Just 5 years ago he had an accident at his job and broke 3 disks on his back & ever since he has been able to work, he still tries all that he can to keep this family supported. My father has done so much for my and my family that I appriciate evey moment he has done. He's my Rock.
I think it's interesting that the comments were different from those in the videos. It kinda shows that there are father's out there and not everyone is alone like the media plays out
Growing up like the other 24M people without a father, I'm still glad that the word doesn't have a terrible meaning to some people. Nice to know there are pretty cool dads out there.
iosef Markopoulos I'm 18 Jamie Stone I said "One word for my father: Shit" because, he maltreated my brothers and sisters and even my mother frequently without any reason (my innocent eyes can't unseen it). Most of the time he's drunk. He died when I was five. It is hard grow up without a father, that until now, I'm seeking for a father's love.
Shouldn't have watched this video, end up in tears just because I never experienced any of it but the opposite is just horrible... I remember being jealous of my friends as a kid because their fathers were so loving while mine was just an irrational monster who I was really afraid of, just a beast that hurt me physically and mentally to the point of self hate, pain goes away but I carry really deep mental scars to the point I didn't even know how loves works. Thankfully I'm finally old enough and I'm far enough to be in peace and re learn the concept of father on my own
I guess I would've said "Very supportive". My dad works day and night earn enough for the family . My father is always there for me. Whenever I fail at Smth or give up, he always motivates me and doesn't give up on me. I guess I don't show him how much I love him. Well at least not enough. I love you dad ❤❤❤
I don't have a dad, he abandoned my family, I guess it's better than having a bad dad, a dead dad or never have met him. So For those who have a good father, love them so much and appreciate them for those who don't have one.
my school is pretty rough and practically everyone is being raised by separated parents but then theres another school near ours, its a private school and every one there always comes out with the best gcse's because its obviously a good school practically all their parents are together if my dad didnt leave me then i couldve had a better education and career and future in general so i when someone says the word "father" the first thing that comes to me is that he should be responsible not come and go as he pleases this was written for you "dad"
There isn't a single word mentioned here that I would use to describe my own "father". As such, I'm determined to ensure my own sons would speak of me in this way.
I wish I could say the same. My father could be described with the same words such as caring and a protector but that was before he left and ruined my life by doing so.
I don't understand all the comments about how there should be people in here with deadbeat fathers. As someone without a dad, I'm glad there's all this positive feedback. I don't wanna watch a depressing video about deadbeat dads. It warms my heart to know that their are good fathers out there. Because a lot of the time dads get the short end of the stick.
There wasnt one person here that grew up without a father or without a father figure.
That's also what I've thought. I mean first word that comes in my mind is "non-existent" or "careless"
Sofia Rahul They probably didn't want to ask anyone without a father.
Sofia Rahul Some of them were talking about themselves as fathers and not there actual fathers. I like to think that I'm a good dad to my son in spite of having a non-existent dad.
BangtanfangirlOT7 My dad was a mentally ill drunk who loved his fucking religion more than me and my mother. It doesn't matter anymore because he died from throat cancer, anyway.
What a father figure, eh?
BangtanfangirlOT7 My point was that some dads are shitty people. I'm aware that most fathers are good people. My uncles, who are dads, are caring people and helped me and my mom after my dad passed away.
But, you're right, I did express myself wrongly, so I apologize. I'm a bit of a grudgy person, I guess.
Anyone else waited for one with out a father or good father?
if you were waiting for it does that imply you have negative thoughts about fathers?
@@lavolpe8525 no, it means that statistically there are a lot of people who grow up without fathers, and she, as well as myself and a lot of other people in this comment section, thought there'd be at least one person who did not have a caring and loving father. but go off I guess.
@@70spoem I was going off? this was also two years ago.
Hearing guys say "dependable" and "loving" really made me tear up. I may have never had a positive father figure, but I know the kind of father that I want to be. I would never abandon my family.
@@70spoem becasue your stupid mother chose to make kids with a jackass. women like you make dumb decisions. but it's always the man's fault right?
this video touched me to the core...wish I could say all these things about my dad...but he is just absent.
Maatla Sithole Jesus Christ how many deadbeat dads do u guys have in the comments.
My dad is an amazing father, but my friends dad was very abusive when we were younger. Now he lives with his mom tho
Maatla Sithole my dad was gone,alcoholic,neglecting and I trying. We deserved so much better than what we got, I hope you can find someone out there who could give you the father figure love you deserve
I’m so sorry you went through that 😞
i miss my dad. RIP dad
I miss my dad too. He isn't dead he's just missing...
I'm so used to videos of people talking shit about fathers. I do understand that there's a lot of people who don't have a good relationship with him, or don't even know him at all and I get how serious that is, I respect that. But I'm glad to see a video where we actually appreciate them, the ones who were lucky to know nothing but kindness and love from a father figure. My dad means the world to me. He is everything in my life and I love him, good parents deserve to be reminded that we love them ❤️
Now that we've seen women react to mother and men react to father I hope we see it the other way around! Definitely thought they were super interesting to compare.
"I never knew my fffaaatttthhheerrr"
Nemoooooo
***** HAHAAH I thought I was the only person who found that part hilarious. Finding Nemo :'DDD
Jv sorry
Bless you
luckily for these people they all had positive answers and assumably positive relationships with their fathers... not all of us can be so lucky.
Absent as hell
For some reason I cried happy tears while watching this. With a word that brings me sadness it's really really great to see that it brings so many people happiness.
I thought this video was sort of pointless because of its lack of diversity, diversity of opinion. This video is a fairy tale for most people, but-as far as I remember-the same applies to the video with the women talking about their mothers. The only thing I noticed that could be of interest was the boys tended to use the word _caring_ about the fathers, but as we went through the ages, they tended to use traditional male qualities such as _teacher_ and _protector_.
***** I kinda agree, but then again, its not really impossible for all of them to have had a good experience with their fathers. For the women on mothers, there was one girl who said she didn't have a good relationship with her mom, which was refreshing to hear in the line up. So I thought at least one or two from this group would have something different to say as well.
***** Yeah, it was interesting that in the 'mother' one there were also some not as positive things said. I thought it was interesting that there were no absent fathers. Given that is a big stereotype. It's good to see but potentially not completely honest.
Came down to the comments section to express my very thoughts on this!! While I understand that this was probably made in time for Fathers Day in the US and they wanted to portray fathers in a positive light, I would definitely have to agree with you. The only real thing I noticed myself was the man of 23 years, responding with the word "power" which I find quite interesting.
***** my thoughts exactly. You hit the nail on the head.
***** my thoughts exactly. You hit the nail on the head.
its quite sad, although this is beautiful video, it really isnt representative of the relationship, or lack thereof, that a lot of people have with the a father.
Why is that "sad"?
***** sad isnt quite the right word, its just that the video isnt fully representetive, which is a shame.
Haig Binnie although many grow up without a father, most do.
I think this video is more about what fathers should be.
I knew it. My father wasn't like anyone else, selfish, impatient, stubborn, and whatever I do he disparages me and says negatively ,"you will always be like your mother."
Ur not alone
well thats good. at least u wont be like ur father!
Raiven299 yeah my father like that too
When you have kids don't make the same mistakes. Love them and accept them like you wanted to be.
I cried. I wish I could know how the love of my father would feel.. I miss you so much..
This is beautiful. ❤️
everyone in this video had good dads i see :-l i thought atleast just one would have family issues
Sarang-K Same here. They should've brought some diversity to it.
me too. I was waiting to relate, but it never happened.
@@greylarkspur you are a product of a stupid woman and a jackass father. broken family shit. and you probably repeated the process too kunt.
"Father"
The man that broke my heart.
oh these comments.. I feel so out because my dad protects me a lot from my abusive mother
Hang in there
my first love . my dad is someone that i love and am thankful for , and i’m sorry to all those who lost their father ; don’t have father figures ; their father figures are bad .
my father has been a drug addict pretty much through my whole existence, but an in the closet one. He did his very best to love me and my sister and give us every thing we wanted and needed. I will always love that man no matter what. One of the strongest guys I know
Most underrated role in society
couldnt agree more
For real?
Rachel Dorney boys who grow up without fathers are more likely to do drugs, drop out of school, become a wife beater, go to jail, be absent for their own kids...
@@louiev5346 What research have you done to make that claim? Cite your sources please.
Rachel Dorney here www.liveabout.com/fatherless-children-in-america-statistics-1270392
i dont know why i'm so in much pain right now,crying listening to this, i dont remember how he sounds like he talks,he was always there and cared for me,i love you dad eventhough you left and went back to god when i was small... 😢
It's sad that there is positive feedback only. In reality a lot of people have nothing good to say about their father.
Its "sad" that there is positive feedback about fathers? I think the point is to get the impression a child can get from his father. Not to call out some dead beat for child support... Those aren't fathers... Dumbass
sad but true
Would you have said the same thing If the genders were reversed? If it was only positive feedback about mothers...
never had any massive "bonding" moments, and we've not been overly open, but loving, and accepting, and I've pulled some shit over the years.
he does what he can, and that's all I need.
my dad doesn't even know i exist
tiserrod743 thank your mom for that.
sad
sitting here watching this and every time I hear "loving" I think of the extreme lack of love my own father had that he chose to walk away when I needed him most.
I think of my mother since she raised me. So I think she's the greatest parent /parents I could have asked for.
Most of these videos in this series are very raw and honest. I wish they had included people that don't have great relationships with their father because a lot of people do.
this video really made me cry
+AZIZ 7ta aana
I buried my father yesterday. A few days after my 19th birthday. He was a rock in my life.
Protective, strong, superman, superhero, amazing, hardworking,give up everything for you
I'm so envious that none of them had such negative connotations that all they could think of was: hate, manipulative, uninvolved, hateful and disgust. Because that's all I could think about.
i wish my father was still alive. i miss him.
Awesome. I love my dad so much! He’s been nothing but a good father to me, and knows how to show love the right way. He and I are very close through everything we’ve been through together and had forgiven me for so much. I can’t help but love him.
how do they all have such good fathers
I feel so sorry for people whose fathers leave them. Stay strong you all. You are all amazing
How can you not like this video? It really puts into perspective how much dads have an impact on their sons/children's lives
Love this video, I think usually fathers don't get enough credit compared to mothers, so I'm very glad you guys made this. Keep up the good work!
i'm so grateful that i got a caring and non selfish father
makes me wish my dad was in my life more then just once a year
Teacher. A very caring teacher.
Kind, caring, loving, learner, overprotective, best, sweet, always there, very supportive, wants the best for us, family before himself, brilliant and hard worker ❤️
Fathers = SUPERHUMAN!
Dads are awesome!
My dad is my whole heart and world I can't imagine a life without him
I was waiting for someone to say:"In jail".😂😂😂😂
I love this video, my father has been everything I could ever have needed in any situation and I only hope he knows how much I love him!
there is no word can describe my dad
My Dad was always the one who protected me and mainly my sister from my abusive mother so I have a lot of strong feelings for my Dad.
My daddy has all the good qualities mentioned on the video and many more
Indeed it is
***** don't take the b8
What?
+Villagxr 村人 and for the humanity 😳
try get different points of view
Anyone can be a father it takes a special someone to be a dad
One word, papa. My grandfather raised me and was a father to me.
This was a great video by cut because fathers rarely get the appreciation they deserve from society. One word for fathers including my own: underappreciated .
"time"
I didn't have that memories with him, but I'm glad I got to spend time with him before his heart attacked him to death, thank you dad💛
Love hearing that so many dads influenced their sons in great ways!
This is why all kids deserve a mom
And a dad
I loved my dad so much and I wish I could still have him in my life
This makes me miss the fact I never experienced having a father. But, I respect his decisions.
Feel sorry for those who don't have fathers and for kids of of single moms pullin double duty. Every kid deserves a father and mother. The love of our father on earth is awesome. How much more is that love of our father who art in heaven.
The 8 year old in all of these men videos has had such an honest and caring answer. He’s a really special kid.
i’m happy that these men have had good fathers!!
One word for my father is none, why? Because there is more than one word I would describe my father. He has been with my mother for 20 years & when he met her he fell in love instantly & he found out she already had 9 children from her ex husband, BUT that didn't stop him from loving her, so he accepted to care for her other 9 kids, then my brother, sister and I came along, so in total we're a family of 12 kids, my dad worked his butt off to support us all even though most kids didn't live with is, but he would send them money to live. Just 5 years ago he had an accident at his job and broke 3 disks on his back & ever since he has been able to work, he still tries all that he can to keep this family supported. My father has done so much for my and my family that I appriciate evey moment he has done. He's my Rock.
I think it's interesting that the comments were different from those in the videos. It kinda shows that there are father's out there and not everyone is alone like the media plays out
I cried cause my father is none of those things. I'm happy for you, if your father is a good one but still it hurts
Growing up like the other 24M people without a father, I'm still glad that the word doesn't have a terrible meaning to some people. Nice to know there are pretty cool dads out there.
literally while I was watching this, my dad brought me some watermelon. my association: caring ♥
I wish I had a good dad like them...
One word for my father: Shit
Mark Lester Oh, you have no clue how much I understand that... :/
Mark Lester how old are you ?
iosef Markopoulos I'm 18
Jamie Stone I said "One word for my father: Shit" because, he maltreated my brothers and sisters and even my mother frequently without any reason (my innocent eyes can't unseen it). Most of the time he's drunk. He died when I was five. It is hard grow up without a father, that until now, I'm seeking for a father's love.
same here. my mom also. i hate them both
it's beautiful to see all this different people
I just love everything this channel stands for and experiments with. Amazing.
made me cry. i miss him rip
Shouldn't have watched this video, end up in tears just because I never experienced any of it but the opposite is just horrible... I remember being jealous of my friends as a kid because their fathers were so loving while mine was just an irrational monster who I was really afraid of, just a beast that hurt me physically and mentally to the point of self hate, pain goes away but I carry really deep mental scars to the point I didn't even know how loves works. Thankfully I'm finally old enough and I'm far enough to be in peace and re learn the concept of father on my own
father... is my light.
I guess I would've said "Very supportive". My dad works day and night earn enough for the family . My father is always there for me. Whenever I fail at Smth or give up, he always motivates me and doesn't give up on me. I guess I don't show him how much I love him. Well at least not enough. I love you dad ❤❤❤
I love my dad not because he has kidney cancer, but because he's amazing and he's very caring
my reaction is "where!? i still havent found him!"
I don't have a dad, he abandoned my family, I guess it's better than having a bad dad, a dead dad or never have met him. So For those who have a good father, love them so much and appreciate them for those who don't have one.
I miss mine. May he rest in peace.
*Greatest person to ever live*
My father, is my hero.
my school is pretty rough and practically everyone is being raised by separated parents
but then theres another school near ours, its a private school and every one there always comes out with the best gcse's because its obviously a good school
practically all their parents are together
if my dad didnt leave me then i couldve had a better education and career and future in general
so i when someone says the word "father" the first thing that comes to me is that he should be responsible not come and go as he pleases
this was written for you "dad"
There isn't a single word mentioned here that I would use to describe my own "father". As such, I'm determined to ensure my own sons would speak of me in this way.
I wish I could say the same. My father could be described with the same words such as caring and a protector but that was before he left and ruined my life by doing so.
Father. Everything.
I didn't expect this to be so positive! I really enjoyed it.
Happy for these kids! Never would be able to match a single word to my dad
Wish I could say things like this about my parents.
Like I'm happy these guys all had what I assume is a good relationship with their fathers.
I was shaking my head from left to right the entire video.
Gladly, I have an awesome dad.
Role model. Loving. Caring.
3:04 Snoop Dogg, is that you?
protector AGHHHH *heart warms*
Its odd that you found 50 people who all had good parents.
KayleighMorganMusic it's not that hard
I love my father hes caring and protects me ❤️❤️
This makes me sad and happy at the same time.
You can tell as you grow up(if you had a father)he will become your bestfriend
*self sacrificing.* my dad is actually the best person to exist, and i miss him so much.
I don't understand all the comments about how there should be people in here with deadbeat fathers. As someone without a dad, I'm glad there's all this positive feedback. I don't wanna watch a depressing video about deadbeat dads. It warms my heart to know that their are good fathers out there. Because a lot of the time dads get the short end of the stick.
If I were there my response would be... "Dead."
Father : Selfish
I was waiting for one person to say “Gone”