Father's Day Experience: Interview With Floyd Wileman

Hello again folks, I am back with another interview about Fathers sharing their personal experiences of being a dad. Today, I got to talk with Floyd Wileman who is a father to three sons named Logan, Kodi Wolfe and Deacin. Hope you all enjoy!

JY: Was being a dad something you always wanted to be?

FW: Yes! I've always wanted to be a Dad. I've always wanted a big family. 

JY: What was it like being told you are becoming a father?

FW: Dude my heart was filled with so much joy! My eyes filled with tears, at the same time I was scared to bring a child into this world knowing how it was at that time and a fear of not being a good Dad.

JY: What was it like seeing your child for the first time?

FW: For the first time seeing my boys was like wow. I made these little creatures. I was afraid to hold them with fear of breaking them. They were so tiny compared to this big teddy bear.

JY: What do you like most about being a dad?

FW: I love the fact that they look up to me and watching them grow up. My first son grew up so fast in the past year. He amazed me, got his first job on his own at the Miller Theater that he loves.

JY: What advice would you give someone who is becoming a dad or looking to become one?

FW: If you're not ready to be one, it's not easy, they aren't toys you can't just stop playing with, they are a lifetime commitment. Even if your not with the mother you have to be there for them or some other guy will be and that's honest truth. Sorry not sorry.

That was my interview with Floyd Wileman. I personally would like to thank him for taking the time to answer my questions. I hope and pray nothing but the best for him and his family.

Until Next Time!

God Bless and Be Safe Everybody! 🙏🙏🙏

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