Fathers Day Questions to Ask to your Dad

Father's Day is right around the corner. And, I'm truly excited about Father's Day. More than Mother's Day to be honest with you.

Mother's Day is special to me. Mother's Day is more about celebrating and Thanking Mom for being with me through thick and thin.

But with Dad. It's a different story. I've always been kind of a shy guy. With Mom I've been myself from Day 1.

But with my daddy, I've always tried to prove my worth to him.

Daddy, let me do this for you. Dad, let me handle this. Dad let me take care of this for you. I couldn't be a child with him.

But, today, After 32 years I see - my Dad as my partner now. I see him more as a human than as a God like I used to see him.

And, things have improved so much in the past couple of years.

Not because I have helped him to do so and so.

But because I've opened the gates of communication.

As a Son, I would always be scared of him - especially in my childhood and my teen years.

But, things changed so much when I started communicating with him as a friend, rather than as my Dad.

And, most of these things are about Dad - how was this in your childhood, who is this person in this photo? How was it like in your first day at office? Were you scared? What are you afraid of? And more!

I'm sure you might also want to ask these questions to your Dad.

And Father's Day is the best time to ask these questions.

To Make things easier for you, I've made a Printable PDF for you, that you can download for free.

How to Use this Printable Father's Day Questionnaire?

To use this Printable you have to simply download this Printable from this website, and then simply go on a hike with your dad, or go on a walk with your dad, or just go on a date with your dad to somewhere serene.

Once you've warmed up a bit talking about here and there, you can grab this printable and then you can ask these questions one by one to him.

It need not be an interview where he would feel all nervous.

It's Father's Day. It's about celebrating your Dad. He need not be nervous.

But, before he opens up and shares these stories with you, make sure you share some of your stories with him. Personal stories - ones that you feel comfortable sharing with him.

Build a good rapport with him and then both of you can talk about these questions. It is simply about talking. Take these questions as a point of conversation starter, not as a questionnaire for an interview.

Why this Questionnaire is a Great Personal Gift

I think it's pretty easy to buy things from somewhere for Father's Day or Mother's Day. But what you get with this - is a personal gift. A gift of sincere honest, heart to heart conversation with the most important person in your life - your Dad.

Also read: 17 Best Handprint Father's Day Gifts

I can tell you that once you've had the conversation with your dad, you will feel like you've made the most of this Father's Day.

It is not just about giving him a Gift hoping he would feel good and then everything else follows.

And, with so much fake-ness going around in the world, I am sure that this personal Father's Day gift will actually bring you both much closer.

It would help you see your Dad more clearly. For the person he actually is. For the insecurities he might have had. For the Human he is.

And, you'll respect his honesty, his authenticity and it will make you want to be more honest and authentic in front of him.

And, your relationship will grow stronger and both of you will have a deep bond that will more precious than anything else in this world.

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