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In my experience that doesn’t usually happen, instead they simply see the daughter as another piece of property theirs to control (which is often framed as “protect”), and draw validation of their (toxic) masculinity from (making themselves feel like “big men” by threatening to harm any guy who comes near her for example).
yeah, they can only ever imagine wanting to protect a woman they don’t want to sleep with, quite funny.
a woman they don’t want to sleep with,
Sadly this isn’t always the case, there’s often a deeply incestuous vibe (and sometimes more than that) to that kind of ownership some men take of their daughters (I don’t really feel like looking through the results for this search right now, but I remember several images of men wearing t shirts saying shit like “the only one who gets to touch my daughter is me” and creepy shit like that).
There are so many different layers of fucked up to a relationship between a misogynistic man and his daughter., it really is so unfortunate, but it’s just one more way in which the patriarchy maintains itself.
Those purity ring things with dads freaks me out too. Fucking weird.
There are those creepy as fuck groups where the daughters have to pledge their virginity to their fathers, too.
An incestuous vibe
Not in every case, but often, the phrase “emotional incest” applies. This is when a parent treats their child the same they would a partner or potential partner. Ask me why I know about it lol
Imagine being married to an orange clown who never came to this realization, even though he got a daughter.
Imagine realising he wants to fuck her
As he has repeatedly said.
We oughta weaponize far-right rhetoric against him and rile up his base by telling them that a Jew cucked their leader and bred his daughter, “how can he keep our country safe if he cannot even keep his family safe?” etc etc
No. Their god-king can not do anything wrong in their eyes. So this would have no effect on them. But you will normalize their rhetoric with it. “See, even non-maga people say it”
