Adults Are Recalling The Childhood Experiences They Believed To Be "Normal" When, In Fact, They Weren't
Briefly

The article discusses a person's experience growing up with a father whose mood influenced family dynamics significantly. The author reflects on the training they received from their mother to navigate the unpredictability of their father's temperament, often leading to feelings of isolation. As they aged, they gained insights into their father's struggles, resulting in forgiveness and healing. The narrative emphasizes the importance of breaking cycles of trauma in parenting, advocating for positive reinforcement and emotional support as crucial elements in raising children differently from previous generations.
Waiting for my dad to be in a good mood to ask him something.
I came to realize that he was just young with the pressures of supporting a family.
I refuse to blame myself for his actions, and that's how I dealt with it.
I'm all about hugs, love, and support. Be the parent you needed as a kid.
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