Single dads live two different lives. One week, the house is full of laughter, breakfast plates, school runs, and little voices calling, “Dad!” The next week, it’s just him, a quiet house, and meals he barely feels like preparing. One weekend, he’s cheering at football games, attending birthday parties, and chasing little feet around the playground. The next, he’s sitting alone, trying to figure out what to do with all the free time he once wished for. One night, he’s reading bedtime stories and tucking his children into bed. The next, he’s staring at his phone, hoping it rings so he can hear their voices before they sleep. The hardest part isn't being a single dad. It's learning to live with the constant switch between having your whole world around you and missing it when it's gone. People see the child-free days and call them freedom. Sometimes, they are. But sometimes, all he wants is to hear a little voice from the next room shouting, “Daddy!” Because a man can enjoy his solitude and still miss his children terribly. You can appreciate the peace and still wish the house wasn't so quiet. 💔

I would humbly & gratefully receive any chump change for food money today. I have used mine up & I'm looking for small jobs to push forward while im still on foot & my things I need to make money are in storage 3 hours away. 🙏 Trying to get them moved. I appreciate how you've all helped make sure I'm going to be ok & on the giving side soon. For now, I can do small jobs for people here too. Ebay specific help or anything I can do from my phone. LMK

Young Men; Learn to forgive your fathers and be there for them regardless of what happened. My father went into exile for 20 years and left me when I was just 8 yrs old.(Long story). Two years ago, we got him back from JUBA S.Sudan and reunited with him without any judgement. Meanwhile, in Juba, I found him in a church ministering as a Pastor🤝😪 I was given the best welcome ever by the church members (most of whom were Baganda) and I was blessed to travel along with Dad back home😪🥰.

let's see what you guys think.. 🍿🤔

Honestly, people like this shouldn’t be allowed to have children.

NEVER underestimate what happens when a mother or father gets on their knees and prays for their child. 🙏❤️ ⤵️ You may not be able to protect your child from every hardship. You cannot make every decision for them, change their heart, or choose the path they will take. But there is something you can always do, no matter how old they get. You can bring them before God in prayer. And that is never a waste of time. St. Padre Pio is often credited with these beautiful words: "When parents pray for their children, God hears them, angels move, and great things happen. Pray with faith, and do not worry." Sometimes, you pray for your child for years and see nothing change. You wonder if God is listening. You wonder if your prayers are making any difference. But just because you cannot see God working does not mean He is silent. Every prayer is heard. Every tear matters to Him. And no child is ever beyond the reach of His mercy. Scripture reminds us that "the prayer of a righteous man has great power in its effects." (James 5:16) So keep praying for your children, even when they seem far from God. Pray for their protection, their healing, their future, and most of all, their salvation. You may not always be able to hold their hand, but you can always entrust them to the hands of Jesus. ❤️ If God offered you ONE blessing for your child today, would you ask for health, happiness, success, protection, or a heart that never turns away from Him?

This referee should be summarily fired. Calling unnecessary roughness on a RB who was running through the line is ridiculous and bad for football. Am I right?

🚨Erika Kirk talks about raw grief and the example she is setting for her children. Clip: @chicksonright

My 13 year old has a friend over and I told them to please quiet down because the baby is sleeping and he (friend) told me to shut up?? My kids all froze and my son looked at him like wtf?? And my husband who was on a call in his office was like, "Joe, I need to call you back." They're now on a walk discussing respect, kid was still smirking until my husband walked out and told him to get his shoes because they were going to go have a talk. Weird afternoon.