
- He gets the child what is needed and not what’s always wanted.
- From a distance he will watch the child fall, but catches him before he hits rock bottom. All to teach the lesson of “life”
- Regardless of the relationship with him and the child’s mother, he never talks bad about her in front of the child.
- Unlike Clark, he need not go into a telephone booth to change character. His character must be easily recognisable by his traits.
- He takes no credits for his actions but rather categories it as “My fatherly duty”
- He listens to his child, not only the vocal language but also the verbal one.
- He loves his child unconditionally, and takes an oath to be there for him/her from the time he impregnate the woman
I’m honestly not sure if there were a cartoon called “superdad”,
if not I can see this character in a marvel comic book. Those are the
characteristic I believe of a “superdad”, though never had one; they were very identifiable
because I had a “Supermom”!
Triston, I think you should do a part two and call it "Super-Mom-Dad" and talk more about your extraordinary experiences growing up with a single mother.
ReplyDeleteI like that idea emmerson, i definitely will consider it
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