A Letter To My Father......A Must see site from Via @missjia
Came across this site called A
Letter To My Father from the one and only MissJia.
Like me so many women struggle with relationships seeking
something in a man that they never got from their father or seen from their own
father. In my case I struggle with doing all I can so that man can stay
even if he was no good or just cut them off with no reason or explanation
because of a broken promise. I had no idea that this was happening until
I went through this soul searching episode. I won't totally blame myself
for my marriage, because trust I did try; However if I was not so desperate for
a man's love and attention or just wanting to have a family of my own. I
would have NEVER stayed in something I knew was not real. After digging
and blaming and digging some more, I come to see that I followed a trend of
chasing my father with not only my husband, but with men I
"Loved" period.
My dad was a man dedicated to his music and though he loved me, his love was not the kind of love you expect from a father. When he was there, he was there and did EVERYTHING for me. I was his baby girl. I got the gifts, toys and more toys when he was missing. At that time it was “to me” good, because as a little girl who didn't want all the barbies, dolls and doll houses? As I got older I started to ask why and when till I started to sound like a broken record. Why can't I come this weekend or why can't you see me this weekend. It was too the point I didn't care for the gifts, I just wanted to see my "Daddy!" I called, chased and basically drained my mother just to see my daddy. All his promises where either broken or came true by my brother who I lost in 1996. When boys got involved that urge little by little left from my dad, to the ones I dated. To make it worse I had this weight on my chest from loss of the other man I felt loved me more than my father himself, so scared was an under estimate. Could I express this then to my mom? No because she was busy taking care of 3 kids. So as a teen I had to figure out a lot about boys via friends and my own personal experiences.
I can go on and on, but since I FINALLY found peace by expressing this to both my mom and dad. I found peace with my past as a child and my past 3 heart breaks. Not to mention the men I treated like shit because I was so angry, but used the "Ms. Independent" theory as a cover up. To me any women who have issues and holding on to some demons should find a way to talk about it. Luckily I become an overly outspoken person, however not all women have that courage or urge to tell anyone or their parents, especially their father. I still struggle I won't lie, but I sure do pray and try daily. So to me A Letter to My Father is a great start. This is not only for bad experiences but good. Though I had issues with my dad we are very close, once again I was his baby girl till this day. He being a father was my issue, because he ALWAYS treated me like I was a friend. I never got it till I became a woman I was lucky to rebuild our friendship and got to see and understand why he was who "HE" was. I say was, because he did change and he changed A LOT!!! Feels weird but I am happy to see that people can change for the good. A lot of women do have great relationships with their dads; however a lot struggle from some issue caused by their dad.
This post isn’t about Love or Sex, but because a lot of women who seek fatherly love or resent men because of a missing father....I felt like sharing this site with you.
My dad was a man dedicated to his music and though he loved me, his love was not the kind of love you expect from a father. When he was there, he was there and did EVERYTHING for me. I was his baby girl. I got the gifts, toys and more toys when he was missing. At that time it was “to me” good, because as a little girl who didn't want all the barbies, dolls and doll houses? As I got older I started to ask why and when till I started to sound like a broken record. Why can't I come this weekend or why can't you see me this weekend. It was too the point I didn't care for the gifts, I just wanted to see my "Daddy!" I called, chased and basically drained my mother just to see my daddy. All his promises where either broken or came true by my brother who I lost in 1996. When boys got involved that urge little by little left from my dad, to the ones I dated. To make it worse I had this weight on my chest from loss of the other man I felt loved me more than my father himself, so scared was an under estimate. Could I express this then to my mom? No because she was busy taking care of 3 kids. So as a teen I had to figure out a lot about boys via friends and my own personal experiences.
I can go on and on, but since I FINALLY found peace by expressing this to both my mom and dad. I found peace with my past as a child and my past 3 heart breaks. Not to mention the men I treated like shit because I was so angry, but used the "Ms. Independent" theory as a cover up. To me any women who have issues and holding on to some demons should find a way to talk about it. Luckily I become an overly outspoken person, however not all women have that courage or urge to tell anyone or their parents, especially their father. I still struggle I won't lie, but I sure do pray and try daily. So to me A Letter to My Father is a great start. This is not only for bad experiences but good. Though I had issues with my dad we are very close, once again I was his baby girl till this day. He being a father was my issue, because he ALWAYS treated me like I was a friend. I never got it till I became a woman I was lucky to rebuild our friendship and got to see and understand why he was who "HE" was. I say was, because he did change and he changed A LOT!!! Feels weird but I am happy to see that people can change for the good. A lot of women do have great relationships with their dads; however a lot struggle from some issue caused by their dad.
This post isn’t about Love or Sex, but because a lot of women who seek fatherly love or resent men because of a missing father....I felt like sharing this site with you.
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