Last year, 2017 I already wrote an article on Father's Day, about Father's Day.
About how I used to celebrate Father's Day and who were the important men in my life at the time. My donor father will forever be the only man I call my father.
He may not have changed my diapers, did not attend my 10 minute talks wit my teachers, and did not attend all of my school plays, but he is there now and he is there for me when I need him.
He has been to my graduation ceremony, one of the most wonderfull moments of my life. And also at the premiere of Vader Onbekend (Father Unknown), my first debut on the silver screen. My donor father is interested in me as a person and we have regular app contact about how things are going.
But if I still had to give a Father's Day as a present, it would really be for one of mothers or for my grandfather.
They are the ones who tested my friends and taught me all the lessons of life.
And the one I celebrated all my birthdays and Christmas with. Whoever cooked, worked, fixed my band and worried about me. You don't need a father for everything. You can also have 2 amazing moms and a grandpa.