1) He worries about what it means to be a good father.
2) He demonstrates patience.
3) He sets limits and sticks to them.
4) He is there, he spends time both as a playmate and as a leader.
5) He teaches children life skills as much as he can.
6) He learns new life skills so he can know them to teach and care for his children.
7) He will go to any lengths to provide for his children, within his value system, and will work 100 hours a week if he needs to.
8) He has a value system which prioritizes integrity, honesty, work, courage, and conviction, which he teaches his children to value as well.
9) He forgives his children and takes pride in them when they’re bad or make mistakes.
10) He will protect his children from anybody or anything. A good father would burn the world to ash if it meant his children were safe.