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Sep 19, 2021 · I had a game a long time ago where you are a father returning to his family after being away, the wife is named emily and in it you sleep with your stepdaughter, idk what its called, any help finding it will be nice. Edit: I have found the game I’m looking for, I left a link to it in the comments section.

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Aug 23, 2022 · my dad was so proud when i graduated college that he just took me to his office, grabbed my arm and started dragging me like a rag doll from booth to booth, telling each and every single coworker, that i am his son and i am a college grad, all the time with the stupidest, cheesiest, most dad like smile u will ever see in ur life.

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Aug 22, 2022 · To any who may read this: we men have enough negativity in our lives. I want this community to be for what should be most important to us, doting our children. Be loud, be proud, and love your children. they don't need to be blood related, family is what you make of it.

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Nov 22, 2018 · [5E] Proud father My 15yo daughter, a regular player in my campaign, joined the D&D club at her school and wanted to DM. She's been DMing her group for about a month, and they usually only get 90 minutes a week in. Wr talk regularly about situations, settings, encounters, how to manage players, and she is a staunch follower of Critical Roll .