I Wish You Wasn’t My Son, I Wish You Wasn’t My Dad: Overcoming Toxic Relationships (Volume 1)
by Johanna Sparrow
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Publication Date: Jan 04, 2016
List Price: Unavailable
Format: Paperback, 104 pages
Classification: Nonfiction
ISBN13: 9781523482931
Imprint: CreateSpace
Publisher: On-Demand Publishing LLC
Parent Company: Amazon.com, Inc.
Paperback Description:
Father- son relationships are not always perfect, and many sons are not trying to be their father’s best friend. As they get older, they find that they just don’t like their fathers, and for good reason, they are dismissive of anything that they do and bullies. fathers like mothers are not perfect beings by any means and many times fall short of their son’s expectations when it comes to their relationship. These war torn relationships between fathers and sons is what I am addressing in “I Wish You Wasn’t My Son, I Wish You Wasn’t My Dad Toxic Relationships”. The only way to heal a strained and out of control father-son relationship that is toxic is by getting to the root, or to the heart of the problem. For Dad’s, it’s something about their sons that just rubs them the wrong way, like their attitude. For the sons they are tired of the fathers dismissive and bullying ways.
Father- son relationships are not always perfect, and many sons are not trying to be their father’s best friend. As they get older, they find that they just don’t like their fathers, and for good reason, they are dismissive of anything that they do and bullies. fathers like mothers are not perfect beings by any means and many times fall short of their son’s expectations when it comes to their relationship. These war torn relationships between fathers and sons is what I am addressing in “I Wish You Wasn’t My Son, I Wish You Wasn’t My Dad Toxic Relationships”. The only way to heal a strained and out of control father-son relationship that is toxic is by getting to the root, or to the heart of the problem. For Dad’s, it’s something about their sons that just rubs them the wrong way, like their attitude. For the sons they are tired of the fathers dismissive and bullying ways.