Me And The Future Of My Daughter's Dating Process

Few things truly terrify me anymore. I was loner in my youth with a small circle of tight-knit friends, but was plagued by bullies and self-imposed stress. And because of said past I will never be bullied again, not in life, not in work. If you know me you'll also know a few things to be true and if you don't here goes:

• I'm paranoid about everything, often to a fault
• I'm overly sensitive and passionate about the care, well being and success of family and friends
• And "my girls" - Shannon (my wife) and Sydney (my daughter) are at the center of my world
• I'm a work-a-holic with an energetic sense of whimsy to mentor and learn from those around me
• I'm hyper-critical of my own design process but am rarely 'married' to anything I do; a bit if a love/hate thing I guess
• When it comes to technology I constantly feel like I'm falling behind (the reality is I'm usually 6-12 months ahead)
• I'm scared of blank screens before I start designs
• And there's nothing I like more than to make people laugh

With all that narcissism out of the way let me take you to a period of my life that truly terrifies me: My daughter (who is three at the time of this post) dating. Currently, the only thing that makes the idea only mildly pallettable is this video clip from the movie Bad Boys II. N-Joy.

Comments

[Neil]

Very true and very funny. You get my back, I got yours.

[Justice Mitchell]

Neil,

You should know better. I think this is probably the only fun we get to have when our daughters become teenagers! LOL. It's gunna' be fun!