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What did he ask to his daughters and what did they reply?
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Okay. Consider this situation in your head.. you and your date …. Lets call her Marie.. are going to the movies. you are picking her up at 5Pm because the movie is at 7pm, you two wanna go have a quick meal and generally hang out. Nothing wrong with this.
You knock on the door and you say why you are there. “Hi. Ummmm I’m here to pick up Marie.”
He’s going to instantly wonder whats up. Its possible that Marie never told her dad whats going on, whats worse is that he will judge you by what you are wearing. he’ll judge you because he doesn’t know anything about you.
So Marie comes into the room. “Oh, Hey… “ and awkward silence ensures. Because Marie did’t share with dad that she was going on a date so he wants to clear the air with the question because he wants to know in no uncertain terms what your intentions are towards his daughter and he’ls also sticking you on notice that he’s not going to tolerate any funny business whatsoever..
Marie however think she can handle herself and she thinks her dad is being overprotective where as in fact he thinks that Marie is too young for this and it was only last week that she came home from the hospital after being born. So… What do you say to the man who’s just meeting you for the first time?.
I know what I’d tell him. “My intentions are honorable. I’m going to take Marie out to dinner and a movie. I should have her home by midnight at the latest.”
Marie will probably apologize for her father being overprotective once you two are back in your car, traveling and well outside of earshot.. the question you face here is… Is he a threat to my relationship with Marie?. or not?. only you can answer that.
In my experience, fathers do tend to be a little more protective of their daughters then their sons but remember that he doesn’t know you and he has no idea whatsoever of your plans or intentions towards ‘his’ daughter…
I recommend you treat this question the way you would take a drivers exam or a blood test, take it seriously… but like others have said, its all in context but no matter what, don’t take this question lightly. Its a provocative question and should be treated as such.
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