Papa who always takes care of me.

From the perspective of a woman who works as a dad, I think she is full of gratitude.


The bond with the father who was introduced for the first time at the dating club and deepened over time.

A woman who is always chasing her dreams and hopes and is struggling.

Daddy who always watches from afar without disturbing it.

A papa who almost always comes to the aid of a woman when she needs it.


There are dads who help with connections, and there are dads who help with finances.

From the women's side, I think they are helping out in various ways.

All women should have a feeling of gratitude to their father that cannot be expressed in words.


The female side who keeps on taking care of me.

There are various events throughout the year, starting with Valentine's Day, birthdays, and Christmas.

Of course, there are many women who live as dads who can't spend time with their dads. (I used to celebrate Christmas and Valentine's Day with my dad every year, except for her birthday. It was my custom to be with my friends on my birthday, so that day was the only day I didn't pass.)

If you can't spend time together, there must be a lot of couples (papas and women who are dads) who spend many times more fun on another day.


I must always convey my gratitude to my dad who always takes care of me.

There must be a lot of women who will be distressed if they just get it.

I was the same.

I want to give something back to my dad on special days.

I always thought so.

Of course Papa said,I don't need anything, as long as you do your best, it's fine, right?you should say.

But shouldn't women also send a message of gratitude on special occasions?I thought. (On the contrary, I think women should have this much common sense.)


However, there is an age difference with Papa and I don't know what to give.

Isn't there a lot of women who have such a problem with dad activities?

I was the same.I was really worried.

I didn't know how to find this kind of information online.


In the first place, a dad who seems to be able to get anything.

I can't even ask people around me, "What can I give my dad to make him happy?"


So, at first, I searched around and asked my dad about various things, and I got some knowledge and sent it to him.

But if there is information on the internet from the beginning that "this kind of thing is pleasing to dads", how much will it help women who are dads?and.

I would like to introduce the things that I would definitely send, including the ones I actually sent.

I would appreciate it if you could refer to it.