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ArrDee
Unapologetically me in a world full of sheep.
Independent.
‘Braindead’ OUT NOW 👇
Enquiries: enquiries@arrdee.info
made a song about cracking on no matter what. if you want it it’s yours… let me know?
I won’t make you wait…
AudioActive deserve more than praises not just what they done for me as a kid but what they have done continue to do for the community as a charity organisation🤞
If your local to the coast & have a passion for anything creative and don’t have the means or know how on how to get started, they are the right direction 🌊 @audioactive_
what you saying you lot should I bring this one to life?… 👀
#studio #sampling #behindthescenes
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
It’s been 4 weeks since I became a Dad, and it’s been a mad experience so far.
Some days I’ve got it on lock… other days I’m absolutely lost.
I planned to do ZERO work this month - that lasted about 2 minutes. I’ve definitely been more present and switched off than ever, but there were still hundreds of Zooms and a couple cheeky step outs.
Had my first drink of 2026 and didn’t take it too far. Proud of that one.
All the days started merging into one, so I bought a guitar and I’m learning off YouTube. I’ll let you know when I can play that Prince solo.
April’s nearly done, which means I’m officially back to work.
Lots changed. Still learning. New chapter starting soon… so I gotta start tryna Lead By Exsample.
This chapter isn’t quite finished yet though. There’s still a few more in the system.
The summer’s still mine. 🐐
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
To my baby girl.
The moment you entered the world this song was playing, and after four long days and an emergency c-section, it was more than nice to hear your voice for the first time.
I never thought the sound of my baby crying would fill me with such relief.
I held it down for as long as I could until I knew everything was okay - then I broke down (even before your mum did…).
It’s hard to explain how fear, excitement, worry and joy can all hit you at once, but they did.
I want to be honest with you - always. So I’ll tell you this.
For most of my life, I rejected the idea of being a dad. Probably because of the complicated relationship I have with my own. Maybe I’ll explain that to you one day when you’re older. You can’t change the past, but you can choose to forgive it - and I’ve got no doubt your Grandad will do more than make up for lost time.
Your mum is someone who carries a special kind of light -the kind that effortlessly heals & makes everything better. For a long time, my past and my trauma was my identity. I held onto it as tight as I could - fighting anyone & anything that tried to change me, hurting people in the process.
But your mum didn’t have to try.
Just being around her, seeing her outlook on the world & life itself lead to changing mine entirely.
A path I once rejected suddenly felt like the most natural thing in the world.
And I couldn’t think of a better mum for you to have.
And so here you are…
I promise you will never know the feeling of wondering who your dad is, where he is, or if he loves you enough. I’ll show you every single day - even when you’re fed up of me and don’t want me to.
You are so loved.
And so protected by the greatest family in the world.
I’ll make you read this when you’re older, probably right after you’ve told me you hate me and stormed off. I can’t wait.
Love, Dad x
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