Share your six-word memoir about your dad with the world through our special partnership with SMITH Magazine.
We’ve teamed up with SMITH Magazine to bring you Six Words on Dads. As part of SMITH’s ongoing Six-Word Memoir project, we’re asking readers to send in six-word stories about their fathers or about what it’s like to be a dad. Go over to the site and tell us what fatherhood means to you. Six memoirists will win a copy of SMITH’s newest Six-Word Memoir book, It All Changed in An Instant: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous & Obscure. And one participant will receive a copy of Adam Mansbach’s hilarious parenting book, Go The F**k to Sleep
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Gender roles do not define masculinity.
My dad is a quiet man who took us camping every summer, made sure we had everything we needed, kept us safe my only thing is I wish he could tell us he loved us more than he has.
Dad, made me a strong woman
Loves to cuckold. Writes for GMP.
Strong, silent, disconnected, humble, sad, deceased.
violent alcoholic. just a sperm donor.
One biology, better one adopted me
He left, and I became him.
MIA, sworn never to become him!