Need a daddy thats good in math

[Little_bear^^]

[darkronin]

nah, I suppose it's pretty normal to need help from your caregiver in things such as those. Unless we are talking about very high rated math concepts (integrals, matrices, imaginary numbers) - that might actually make some difficulty in finding the right one, but is not selfish at all, I think.

[SmolAetherr]

what you want in a daddy seems awfully specific, but having a daddy help with homework sounds pretty wholesome.

[zanderandspike]

oh man, I'm actually like the same tbh, not in math though, in other subjects, like english, and I love being taught things so a Daddy who knows a lot about things I don't know about sounds awsome 

[Guest Looby-Lou]

If you need help with something and your Daddy is dismissive about it, then I'd say that's not a great response WHATEVER it is you need help with. 

But to specifically want a Daddy who's good at maths? I'd say that's likely to narrow the field of available Daddies, and is that worth it?  I mean surely you could get maths help from another source? It's hard enough to find a compatible partner on the things that really matter, I find it hard to believe that help with maths could be so crucial, but maybe it is for you. In which case you're not selfish, you just have to accept not all Daddies can provide that help.

 

And I'd guess the Daddy or Daddies who were dismissive about it probably struggle a bit with maths and didn't want to admit it. You might be putting them on the spot even if you don't mean too. Daddies usually want to look after us and be "better" than us, so it's maybe hard for a Daddy to admit he can't help with your homework! That's no excuse for being dismissive, but it might be part of the problem.

 

Looby 

Edited January 1, 2020 by Looby-Lou

[Guest QueenJellybean]

i don't think that's weird at all!

i really like having an intellectual, or intelligent Daddy --

especially book smart in a subject i am not! 

[Little_bear^^]