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44/M,  I have two daughters from my first marriage that ended in 2006. I moved cross country in 2008 and I've really lost the fatherly relationship I had with my daughters. I still pay support for my younger daughter. No issues there. My older daughter is the Navy. After I moved visitation really dropped because of the distance between us. I last saw my daughters in June of 2011. We were all supposed to meet up this summer some time but the schedules just could not work. We talk pretty regularly through text and email but its very perfunctory. 

This is all kind of complicated by the fact I remarried in 2009 and I have three kids with my second wife. Our kids are 3/m and 6mo/f and 6mo/f. Its quite a challenge to be a parent to such young kids and they have sort of become my life. I've started to feel awfully guilty about the deteriorating relationship with my older girls and I would love to do something to improve it. 

I don't know if any redditors have any experience with a situation like this. I don't know where to go from here. I can't really travel to go see them because of our littles. They can come visit me but I don't know if they will. Our relationship has become really un-parent like. Its basically me sending them the odd text like, "How are things going?" and us having a short back and forth or me sending a gift or something. Its not like its very deep conversation.
<bot>: Divorced my wife and moved cross country. Remarried and have new younger children. Lost the "fatherly" relationship with my older daughters. Want to get it back.