Tag: generational trauma
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Thanksgiving Family Drama part 2
Some conversations feel less like disagreements and more like wrestling with ghosts. In this exchange with my adult trans child,… READ MORE
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A Father’s Reflection on His Shortcomings
I’ve come to realize that my love for you was often buried under mistakes I made as a father—yelling, absence,… READ MORE
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When Apathy Becomes Tragedy: A Father’s Reflection on Loss and Life
In this open letter, a father reflects on the complex emotions surrounding the death of his ex-wife. He explores themes… READ MORE
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