
I Raised You to Have a Voice...I Just Didn't Know you'd Use it on Me
By Evan TaylorLength5h 20m
About this audiobook
Evan Taylor taught his daughters to think for themselves, stand their ground, and never let anyone silence them. He just didn’t expect them to practice on him.
In I Raised You to Have a Voice… I Just Didn’t Know You’d Use It on Me, Taylor shares the funny, painful truth about raising three daughters and loving two bonus daughters who aren’t afraid to tell Dad he’s wrong.
Through high-conflict co-parenting, teenage relationships, college dreams, money troubles, and family arguments, he learns to loosen his grip, listen without defending himself, and apologize without an excuse.
Honest, heartfelt, and often hilarious, this book is for every father learning to protect his daughters without controlling them—and accept that the strong women challenging him are exactly who he raised them to become.
Fatherhood isn’t about getting the last word. It’s about building a relationship strong enough to survive it.
Audiobook details
GenreOther
Length5 hrs 20 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 29, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
21. Chapter 1 - Being Overwhelmed
32. Chapter 2 - Patience
43. Chapter 3 - She Got That Mouth and That Courage from Me
54. Chapter 4 - Commit to Your Decision – Even If It’s a Bad One – Go All In (I Got Your Back)
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65. Chapter 5 - Love, Lessons, and Letting Go – Over My Dead Body!
76. Chapter 6 - Too Young for the Fight, Too Strong to Stay Silent
87. Chapter 7 - Dad, You Know You Can Do Better, Right?
98. Chapter 8 - I Pay the Bills, but She Makes the Choices
109. Chapter 9 - No Favorites, Just Different Rules
1110. Chapter 10 - I Can’t Catch You Every Time
1211. Chapter 11 - Three Sisters and a Brother Who Never Stood a Chance
1312. Chapter 12 - Just Because She’s Not Biologically Yours Doesn’t Mean She Won’t Put you in Your Place
1413. Chapter 13 - I Raised My Daughters to Have a Voice and it Helped Me Grow
1514. The Final Chapter - The Last Word Was Never Mine