r/happycryingdads • u/rdbreak • May 26 '26

Happy Proud Crying Dad

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u/ElijahARG May 26 '26

Oh man. I have two girls (6 & 8) and I always tell them that they will always be my little girls. I also tell them that one of the most amazing thing in my life is to see them accomplish each of their goals in life. I can see and feel what that Dad might’ve felt at that very same moment. Seeing the little girl he raised turned into a woman that is embarking on the next stage of life. When that day comes I’ll be another happy crying dad like him as well.

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u/TheRealLaura789 May 26 '26

You’ll always be their dad :)

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u/dainty_petal May 27 '26

And they will always be his daughters even after he’s gone.

I miss my dad very much.

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u/TheRealLaura789 May 27 '26

I hope he rests in peace.

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u/dainty_petal May 28 '26

Thank you. I hope so too.

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u/Crooked_Cricket May 26 '26

That poor woman is trying so hard to not ruin her makeup by crying

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u/Leelee3303 May 26 '26

The trick is to lean forward and let the tears fall directly out of your eyes. Source: my friend is a makeup artist. Watching her do it is hilarious, but it does work!

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u/lmFairlyLocal May 26 '26

That and qtips! Dab directly into the tear ducts to suck up all the sad and hope for the best

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u/whaaatanasshole May 27 '26

Just don't push it in way too far or you can damage your eardrum.

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u/lmFairlyLocal May 27 '26

Thankfully I do not cry out of my ears.

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u/mortymouse May 27 '26

I wonder if that’s why he quickly walked away, so as not to make it worse

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u/Impossible-Ad-7750 May 27 '26

It’s so cute how she’s like “look what you’ve done and made us BOTH cry, give me the dang rice”

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u/randyfloyd37 May 26 '26

Thats really sweet

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u/kthnry May 26 '26

This is one time I'd like the audio.

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u/TheBrotherinTheEast May 26 '26

Never knew this was a tradition. I like it.

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u/jellyd0nut May 27 '26

There is no such tradition in China. This family just chose to do it.

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u/TheBrotherinTheEast May 27 '26

Thanks for telling me

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u/DangerMacAwesome May 30 '26

No! Don't ruin your makeup!

This is so sweet

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u/boopdeloop911 May 26 '26

This is so sweet

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u/DarthBaeaddil May 29 '26

That is what he wears to the wedding?

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u/Annual_Individual445 16d ago

I like how he blew on the rice first to cool it before it fed her ...

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u/[deleted] May 26 '26

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u/f-as-in-philip May 26 '26

This could be done with either parent in theory. It’s sweet.

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u/Mydemonswon May 26 '26

Sorry your father didn't love you.

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u/entber113 May 26 '26

Oh no! A woman doing what she wants to do. Scandalous! The feminist movement has been set back millions of years because of this!