From the outpouring of memoirs on fathers and fatherhood, it’s clear: pops are important, their impact felt whether present, absent, or no longer with us. At their best, and occasionally, at their worst, fathers have helped shape your worlds. Many Sixers revere their Dads—some traditional, others, unconventional—and reflect on how each has influenced the other’s lives.
With Father’s Day approaching, we take this time to celebrate fatherhood, in all forms and descriptions. Join us and enjoy a few of our favorite Six-Word Memoirs on Dads as we honor all of the exceptional men who touch our lives so profoundly. If your father did not meet the mark, hopefully you know a Dad who has and can think of him today.
Measure of good dad, his son.
— Mark Hashizume (with his son, above)
When I shave, Dad’s the reflection.
— Vincent Aurelius
Dad had a second job…Superman.
— MariaMaria
Fishing, farming, camping. Childhood with dad.
— rustlingleaves
Met man, my dad in disguise?
(click memoir to read the backstory)
— Mourning-dove
My kids make me good dad.
—Batz1
Sperm or not he’s my dad.
—ZoePrice
This one gets to meet Dad.
— bohemdeb
I get older, Dad gets smarter.
— sgbrown78
Dad loves me, despite being opposites.
— aaronek
My son is the best dad.
— rcz
A world without Daddy: implausible.
— booklover
Lost biological dad. Found real dad.
— writtenvoice
Dad; first love of my life.
— maryjane31
Raining. Dad’s watering the celestial flowers.
— Bevvie
Going gets tough, tough calls Dad.
— Carrieboo
Dad is my Designated Awesome Driver.
— sincerelyconfused
Dad, makes better grandfather than father.
— ASUGIRL
Marriage didn’t make him my daddy.
(click memoir to read the backstory)
— jene2008
Dad owes me for 1967 deferment.
— Seraphina_Lullaby
Some conversations sons just need dad.
— JAD
Dad’s legacy: strong hands, strong will.
— Staraj
Father figures often make better dads.
— BellaDonnaBlueEyes
Hardly knew dad, still miss him.
— mali
Single dad teaching teenager life skills.
— wendel
Liberal daughter totally loves redneck Dad.
— Sweetthyme69
I am still daddy’s baby girl.
— daddysbabygirl
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lillybrook
Karaoke Country Star? Sing it, dad.