This study aimed to explore fathers' perceived comfort, knowledge, and responsibility in addressing sexual health topics with their adolescent daughter(s) in relation to their own opinions and beliefs regarding their role as a male figure in their daughter's life in the context of Urie Brofenbrenner's bioecological systems theory and Nancy Chodorow's feminist relational theory. Six fathers participated in the study. Data was collected using the Father Sexual Comfort, Knowledge, and Responsibility Scale and an open-ended interview. Results showed fathers consider themselves to be comfortable, responsibility, and knowledgeable in comprehensive sex education topics. In large, fathers consider themselves to be important male figures in guiding their daughter's relational development and decreasing stigma in female sexuality. These results challenge preconceived ideas of the paternal role and provide rationale to continue researching the relational and social implications of the father-daughter relationship.