thanks ! but no i truly believe from what I've seen in my past, not just homosexuals in general but people who grew up without fathers are strong individuals they're fighters and i admire that
While me and my step-father was watching the World Cup, my mother, youngest brother and sister went to the store to buy a card and a pair of expensive shoes since he likes to buy them whenever he has the chance to spend his hard-work money. Now, he can save money. Smart right? And a watch. We all signed the card. I appreciated all the hard work my step-father has done for us. Been working since he was 13 back in Mexico to support his family. Now, he still working hard to share his money with his own family. Respect. He’s like an inspiration to us.
As for the original I like to call him, .I wish him a good fathers day even though he never paid child support, is a lazy bum, and got deported back to Nicaragua according to my brother who found him on Facebook. I never had the chance to respond to my original father yet since I don’t have Facebook. I will eventually. Still, I like him back in the days when him, me and my brother took us out with our cousins. Wish he didn’t f**ked up and he could’ve made a living for himself if he wasn’t a lazy ass. He has good mechanic skills. That’s something he could’ve done for himself.
Anyways, I love my dad. Daddy's girl for life 
Poor bastards.
I'm reading the posts on this thread and the stereotype that gays are fatherless is a bit true 
