Daydreamin' Misfit

Drew Benett. 19. Father. My son means the world to me and helped saved my life. 

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Avan Jogia walks for Dolce & Gabbana – Men’s Fall-Winter 2017-2018, January 14, 2017 in Milan.

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mikazhuu:

Nicholas. Aiden, I love that name. Yes, it’s my first language. Nick is learning both but I want him to learn more English first and then spanish so he doesn’t get confuse. Two years is the perfect age to teach them another language because they already understand one. [She smiled back.] Then Saturday it is. I’m Michaela. [she pronounce her name in spanish.] 

I like the name Nicholas. Aiden’s mom named him, it suits him well. Yeah I think Spanish might be his second, considering so much of the world speaks it. {He smiled at the way she said her name, repeating it once more the best he could.} I’ll pick you up at 8, Michaela.

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harmonythecanadian:

It’s not a problem, really. I speak the truth.

I appreciate your honesty.

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evieharmon:

If you keep bringing up teen angst like it’s some sort of trend I’m partaking in, then this conversation will soon be over. 

Either your a good dad or you’re not. It’s not that hard to say yes or no. 

I’m calling it as I see it and I never called it a trend just a passage to adulthood.

It’s very hard to say yes or no, because you never know if what you’re doing is right. You do for your kid but sometimes it’s not enough. You’ll understand if you have one.

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vadaprince:

“But, that’s a long ways away.”

“You just said it’s not that far away.”

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vadaprince:

“Oh lord,” she rolled her eyes. “I’ll be of age in December. That’s not that far away. You can say whatever you want.”

“Then I guess our conversation will continue in December.”

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harmonythecanadian:

That’s because you are a great father.

Thank you.

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evieharmon:

Teen angst? Really? I’m almost nineteen, calm yourself. 

Are you a good dad?

You’re still a kid, if there’s a teen in your age, you got teen angst.

I think I am or well I try to be, but I’m only human.  There’s nothing I won’t do for my son.

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evieharmon:

Teen angst? Really? I’m almost nineteen, calm yourself. 

Are you a good dad?

You’re still a kid, if there’s a teen in your age, you got teen angst.

I think I am or well I try to be, but I’m only human.  There’s nothing I won’t do for my son.

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thepandoramwilkes:

“Cause the five foot brunette is so damn scary. Yes thats it, his mom is teaching him such horrible manners.” She shook her head a little, grin still wide. Tilting her had slightly. “We’ll do strawberries next time.” Pan promised with a small shrug. Pecks just leaving her wanting something more. “Thank heavens, otherwise, what would we do..” 

“To a two foot toddler, I’m sure it’s terrifying.” He mused with a laugh, “Can’t give her all the credit, he is a Bennet, and we never run away from women.” He smirked at her. “And when will be this next time?” He prompted teasingly, “I could think of some things.”

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thekathryngray:

Better safe than s-sorry, I guess.

Good motto to have.

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harmonythecanadian:

Just remember to love him always, no matter what.

Always have and always will.

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evieharmon:

It may be simple for you, but for others? Don’t always count on that. Oh wow, yikes. Congratulations? 

Oh yes, teen angst I forgot all about that. Thank you, it’s been about two years so it’s definitely a congratulations.

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thedevlinhogan:

“Ahh, we’ll that sounds more reasonable than having to do it all alone.” He said. That just wasn’t from what he knew, an easy task. Babies were hard, but teenagers were horrible. He for sure had been one of those. “Hope the better ones win out.” He teased a little back, trying not to laugh at how happy and noisy this little kid was. “You too.” Dev nodded a little, then moved his head the other direction. “Nah, not sure its in the cards for me. And my work isn’t really suited for kids.” 

“It works for us, most of the time.” He admitted. Drew and Rachel loved their son and despite their frustrations for each other, they always kept Aiden as a priority. With his comment about Aiden’s later years, Drew couldn’t help but wonder how Aiden would be. Drew was a handful but Rachel wasn’t, and Aiden being the mix of them wouldn’t be awful. “Hopefully it mixes altogether.” He responded with a chuckle, glancing back at Aiden. “What is that you do?”

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harmonythecanadian:

He’ll always be precious and perfect.

Well in my eyes he will be.