BEING A DADDY'S GIRL !!!!

[Cinque Mtume]

this is white man's thinking-that a girl will become a confident and self-assured person who will choose a husband who treats her the same way if her fathers admire their daughter’s achievements, character, and looks, what you are as a women and become afterwards has nothing or little to do with your father's admiration. i personally believe girls are the way their mothers are, as girls are close to their mothers and boys to their fathers.

surrender, Nebi Maxamed SCC explicitly said that fathers attitude have a BIG impact on their daughters. That's why it's said that Fathers who raise 3 girls this loving way, will be blessed with Jannah. And if it is less than 3 girls, they'll be blessed just as much.


That's how important fathers are to females.

[Spursman]

HELWAA horta you are not caadi with your emotional sensitive self if you going to generalise no one will tolerate that nonesense magaratey and you saying mother and father have no way in their childs marriage people cant pick and chose deen so you want the parents to disown their kids with your policy look the parents raised them no some stranger or suppose love.

[ms.naliaa]

Beenale probably 80 % of somali men chew..are u saying all of them are losers ?

lol
wow...exageration central.

[Hyperactive]

i know my sisters and they're little spoiled dad's girls.
my mother cannot even ask them to do any thing they run to my father and he is like: hablageyga ya ka areyey?
if asked them to tight their beds, he goes leave them alone, khadamadah ha sameyso!!

if me or my younger brother even say anything to my mother unreasanable orders , we are karbashed or given lectures how we're men of the house and we should do what we told!!!!

war hablaha can get away with every thing with fathers.

[HELWAA]

Fah

I feel sorry for ur kids....beating them will not show them the right way ..baqdin uun baad baraysa...and in school they wil get beaten by bullies.

Jaad is banned in the USA, so not as many people use it for fear of jail

and beating kids is the correct way wallahi

you're son will be disrespectful to you, you must instill in them fear for messing up

and as for bullies, when kids are beaten at home, they become bullies in school.... thats a lot better

you and your little cadaan ideology of not beating kids will make you have kids who are anarchic

Karbaash..suun la dhac.........gidaarka madax ugu qaraac oo bugta ka saar......THE ONLY THING THEY LÉARN IS FEAR........do you think they will tell you the truth when they do somthing wrong?...i doubt it....they will do everything they can to avoid being karbaashad by you...by lie and khiyaamo.So good luck i will stick to my cadaan ideologi.

[FAH1223]

Karbaash..suun la dhac.........gidaarka madax ugu qaraac oo bugta ka saar......THE ONLY THING THEY LÉARN IS FEAR........do you think they will tell you the truth when they do somthing wrong?...i doubt it....they will do everything they can to avoid being karbaashad by you...by lie and khiyaamo.So good luck i will stick to my cadaan ideologi.

LIES always come out, meaning a bigger karbash

meaning don't do that shid again

sorry, i been there and done that....

and if you don't beat your kids and they turn bad and wreck your home... what are you going to do? JUST TALK?

get outta here

[Cinque Mtume]

i know my sisters and they're little spoiled dad's girls.
my mother cannot even ask them to do any thing they run to my father and he is like: hablageyga ya ka areyey?
if asked them to tight their beds, he goes leave them alone, khadamadah ha sameyso!!

if me or my younger brother even say anything to my mother unreasanable orders , we are karbashed or given lectures how we're men of the house and we should do what we told!!!!

war hablaha can get away with every thing with fathers.

lol, my family is total opposite man. We were our father's askartiisa (thats how he used to call us, Askarteydii mee?) and we would watch our sister get karbaashed by hooyo in the kitchen if she didn't do her chores right.


Good ole days.

[HELWAA]

i know my sisters and they're little spoiled dad's girls.
my mother cannot even ask them to do any thing they run to my father and he is like: hablageyga ya ka areyey?
if asked them to tight their beds, he goes leave them alone, khadamadah ha sameyso!!

if me or my younger brother even say anything to my mother unreasanable orders , we are karbashed or given lectures how we're men of the house and we should do what we told!!!!

war hablaha can get away with every thing with fathers.

Let me guess you're the oldest just like fah...parents are always hardest on the first child.

[surrender]

surrender, Nebi Maxamed SCC explicitly said that fathers attitude have a BIG impact on their daughters. That's why it's said that Fathers who raise 3 girls this loving way, will be blessed with Jannah. And if it is less than 3 girls, they'll be blessed just as much.


That's how important fathers are to females.

even so being realistic about it, how many of our somali fathers you see having close relationship or what admirtion for their daughters? not many, and thats why i said is white man's thinking-though they themsleves dont do great job at it. neverteless both parents are important in their own way, and for a girl to be close to her father or be "daddy's girl" as they call it is important, but in our culture girls are close to their mothers and boys to their fathers-it is a tradition- girls stays home, helps her mom with chores, the boys goes and shadow he's father, and that how it was always been. so from somali point of veiw i doubt there's such a thing as Daddy's girl.

[FAH1223]

so from somali point of veiw i doubt there's such a thing as Daddy's girl.[/b][/color]

please, stop... you have no idea what you're talking about

[ms.naliaa]

i know my sisters and they're little spoiled dad's girls.
my mother cannot even ask them to do any thing they run to my father and he is like: hablageyga ya ka areyey?
if asked them to tight their beds, he goes leave them alone, khadamadah ha sameyso!!

if me or my younger brother even say anything to my mother unreasanable orders , we are karbashed or given lectures how we're men of the house and we should do what we told!!!!

war hablaha can get away with every thing with fathers.

hahaha...that sounds like my family.....my father is always on my side...no matter what!

[Hyperactive]

yes helwaa im eldest.
and it's not fun to be older son.

[Cinque Mtume]

surrender, Nebi Maxamed SCC explicitly said that fathers attitude have a BIG impact on their daughters. That's why it's said that Fathers who raise 3 girls this loving way, will be blessed with Jannah. And if it is less than 3 girls, they'll be blessed just as much.


That's how important fathers are to females.

even so being realistic about it, how many of our somali fathers you see having close relationship or what admirtion for their daughters? not many, and thats why i said is white man's thinking-though they themsleves dont do great job at it. neverteless both parents are important in their own way, and for a girl to be close to her father or be "daddy's girl" as they call it is important, but in our culture girls are close to their mothers and boys to their fathers-it is a tradition- girls stays home, helps her mom with chores, the boys goes and shadow he's father, and that how it was always been. so from somali point of veiw i doubt there's such a thing as Daddy's girl.

you are talking out of ur azz, is all I can say to u. that made no sense whatsoever,

[ms.naliaa]

even so being realistic about it, how many of our somali fathers you see having close relationship or what admirtion for their daughters? not many, and thats why i said is white man's thinking-though they themsleves dont do great job at it. neverteless both parents are important in their own way, and for a girl to be close to her father or be "daddy's girl" as they call it is important, but in our culture girls are close to their mothers and boys to their fathers-it is a tradition- girls stays home, helps her mom with chores, the boys goes and shadow he's father, and that how it was always been. so from somali point of veiw i doubt there's such a thing as Daddy's girl.

Thats not true....most of the girls I know who are somali have a closer reationship to their fathers tha their mothers....
Maybe its just in your circle.

[Hyperactive]

so from somali point of veiw i doubt there's such a thing as Daddy's girl.[/b][/color]

please, stop... you have no idea what you're talking about

welcome to other somali family point of view other than your own and your surounders!!!

i havent seen evee a girl who is not dady's girl. believe me i came from big family and they all dady's girls.

ms.nalia,
that's not fair though boys are human too.