If souls choose their parents before entering this world, then Dad… I would still choose you. Over and over again.
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If souls truly choose their parents before entering this world, then Dad, I know without hesitation that I would choose you again. And not just once, but over and over again, in every life, in every form, in every place destiny could send me. There is no other choice my heart would make, because the bond we shared goes beyond flesh, beyond time, beyond the fragile boundary between life and death. In my mind, I can imagine it so vividly—each time I would run into your arms with the same joy, laugh with you with the same fullness, and ache with the same unbearable longing when faced with your absence. The story might change, the setting might shift, but you would always be my Dad, the safe place my soul would cling to. Some loves are too powerful to be left to chance, and ours is one of them. Even though you are no longer here in the way I wish you were, I still feel you. Not in sight or touch, but in the quiet strength that rises in me when I think I can’t go on. That strength is yours—you planted it in me through your example, through the way you faced life with courage, resilience, and kindness. And I feel you in the gentleness that lingers in my heart, the compassion you taught me to carry, the reminder that love is not weakness, but the greatest power of all. There are days when grief feels endless, when the world seems too loud, too harsh without your steady presence. But then I remember that your love didn’t end; it transformed. It lives in me, guiding me, reminding me that I am never truly alone. You are in every heartbeat, in every lesson I recall, in every dream I chase because you once told me I could. Thank you, Dad, for being the kind of father I would never trade—not even in a million lifetimes. Thank you for giving me a love so deep that it crosses every boundary this world tries to set. And when my time comes, if souls really do get to choose again, I will choose you, without question, without pause. Always you. Forever you.
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