
As a child I longed for my father's love and affection. While my sister and brothers got to do the things they like with him. I always stayed with my mother. Did house work, cooked, shopping, and watch her put her make up on. I guess you could say that I was destined to be gay. But what I need was my father. He was always a Manly man. Hunting for deer, fishing/crabbing, working on the house/cars, and tending to all the farm animals. In a way as a child I wanted to do all the things he wanted. I want to have a farm, the ability to hunt or fish. To know about cars. But instead I know how to cook, dress, and clean. I have had moments with my father on being masculine like shooting guns.
I remember the first time I shot a gun with him. He shot first and told me watch how he
was holding the shotgun. His Left hand at the Forestock and his right hand on the trigger.
While the butt of the gun tucked away on his right armpit/chest. His standing position was
with his feet apart and his weight more toward the front. As he aimed for the target I stood
there in awe. That was broke by the loud sound of the shotgun blasting it's bullets from the
barrel of the gun. My father than handed me the gun. I took ahold of it. I felt dumb at first. I
never shot anything in my life until that gun. I got in the same stand as he did. One hand on
trigger and the other on the Forestock. I didn't know what to expect. As I pulled the trigger
I felt the force of the gun's power go into my body. I was hit with excitement and adrenaline.
I felt Manly and Powerful. Like I could one day go hunting with him. Maybe he could take me
camping with him and show me other skills i could us. But after this time we spent together
as it started it didn't last.
When my father would come home from work. I wanted to hug him. I want to talk with him about his day. But sadly I was pushed away with all the chores of keeping the house and farm up to date. As well as the other children in my family. Mostly my sister. She was daddy's lil girl. While I just wanted to spent a moment with him that i could carry into my life. I have none.