Moral Foundation – Page 3

Prepared

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:July 8, 2015
Post category:Moral Foundation
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How can a father prepare the child for the day he’s not there if he never shows up in the first place?

Protection

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:July 2, 2015
Post category:Moral Foundation Saga of Step Dad #1
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When is too old for a child to need their Daddy’s PROTECTION?

Daddy Magic

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:June 12, 2015
Post category:Moral Foundation the "D" word
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BE THE DADDY with the magic that makes eyes misty from love and admiration. Let your daughters know they are worthy to have songs and raps written about their presence & not just their appearance.

Lies Little Girls Believe

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:May 22, 2015
Post category:Buddha's Damage Issues from Step Dad #2 Moral Foundation Saga of Step Dad #1
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Except when those daddies don't become better men, those little girls feel like their magic is broken.

Building Walls

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:May 16, 2015
Post category:Moral Foundation the "D" word
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"Because of you I find it hard to trust not only me, but everyone around me" -Kelly Clarkson

Do I Deserve It?

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:April 30, 2015
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“Next time someone offers you help ask yourself ‘Am I the type of woman who deserves help?’ do it”

Pedestals

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:March 3, 2015
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Not all “Daddy Issues” stem from negative experiences.

NonNegotiables

Post author:Ms. Reid
Post published:February 24, 2015
Post category:Moral Foundation The "D' Word
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And I thought "What if somebody told him he didn't have to sell drugs to make money?" or "What if somebody believed in his potential enough to show him something better?" And I realized that maybe I could be that person for someone else.