A first-person monologue (YouTube) in which a parent reflects that raising a son is "a little bit easier" because he is self-sufficient and spends less on appearance-related costs, while daughters require more spending (prom dresses, nails, clothes, hair). The speaker says he has four daughters and one son, expresses affection for his daughters, and emphasizes protective parental responsibilities toward them.
November 12, 2025
Four daughters
My son's probably a little bit easier to raise because he's just kind of self sufficient. And I'm not saying that all boys are as kids, but you know, they're out playing sports or out playing ball, whatever. Typically they don't need as much moolah money as the girls do sometimes, you know, you gotta pay for those prom dresses. You gotta pay for all these, the nails, nails and clothes and hair and all that stuff. You know. If I had five boys, I'd probably be like a trillionaire, you know. But I had four girls, so, you know, not a trillionaire yet. But girls are amazing. Like I love my daughters. They're all for like my princesses. I'm their dad. Like I need to take care of them. I need to make sure that they are with young men that have their best interest in mind. My son, you know, I don't have to worry about him doing that type of stuff, you know.
