Sad Quote #6617797
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I don't miss you. But why don't you come back and be

I don't miss you.
But why don't you come back and be apart of your daughters life.
Because she needs a father, and if you don't fill the spot.
Then it's going to get replaced.

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PandaPenguin

posted February 7, 2013 at 9:53am UTC tagged with sad, ugh, deadbeatdad, advice

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My story… I was your basic troubled child, came from a broken home where if dad wasn’t saying nasty things about mom, mom was saying this about dad. They got a divorce when I was four years old. I didn’t see my dad for two years after that. Years went by and I grew away from my dad, I’d only see him six or seven times a year and it hurt me. Mentally I didn’t think I could live without my dad, but physically I knew I could make it through. I grew up with my mom telling me that I didn’t need a man to make me happy. Yet, she has always had a boyfriend, or a fiancé. Now don’t get the wrong idea about my mom, she doesn’t spend her life on her back, she’s been engaged to this ‘man’ for almost four years. Much to my dismay. I hate him with a passion, he’s a jerk and doesn’t deserve my mom. But as much as I tell her, he’s still around. I never had many friends, and I was okay with that. I have two best friends, Cara and Cass, they don’t know each other because while Cara lives about five minutes from me, Cass lives in a whole different state. That brings me to online. I found a site when I was about nine years old, called Habbo. I met some of the best people in my life there. Including my current boyfriend who I’ve known for five years. We started dating 8 months ago. I started getting friends outside of the internet when I was thirteen, but of course, they were the bad crowd. They smoked weed, and drank. But in all the darkness I found a boy, Shane. Oh that boy… I cried over him and cut over him, starved myself so he would like me, and I guess in the end it paid off. Me and Shane were never a thing. But when I was fifteen, we made a big decision. I look back now and it probably wasn’t a big thing for him. But it was for me, because a month and five days later one July fifteenth I took a pregnancy test. My life was changed forever. Shane never did come to any of my doctors appointments. I didn’t mind, I knew that a guy wouldn’t stick around for me, if they didn’t stick around for my mom. Shane moved out of state with his uncle, and never had bothered to call or text, he even blocked me on facebook. I went through nine hard months of being scared and not knowing what I was going to do. J.. Then on March 7th, six days before my 16th birthday, I gave birth to my beautiful baby girl. Makenna Sylvia Kay. The light of my life. She had the biggest blue eyes and she was so tiny, I was so happy, but at the same time so scared. This little human…was mine. And It was up to me to make sure she has everything I didn’t. I make sure every day. That she knows mommy loves her, and daddy doesn’t know what he’s missing out on. I still tell Shane’s mom to tell him that even if Makenna grows up and doesn’t know him. She knows that it’s him who’s missing out. She loves skyping with my current boyfriend Sean, he lives in Texas with his mom while we’re in Michigan. Some people think it’s not responsible, but what have I ever done that was? In the end, after the years o self harm and self neglect.Thanks to my daughter and my family. I finally love myself.
I would say I missed you. But I'm not into lying anymore.