Fatherhood
From Struggle to Success: A Father’s Unyielding Love
In a small town nestled amidst a world of dreams and aspirations, a joint family existed—a microcosm of diverse personalities and financial circumstances. At the center of this family stood my father, a man of humble means but boundless determination, and alongside him, my uncle and elder brother of my father, who was blessed with affluence.
By zain Ul Abedeen3 years ago in Men
5 Behaviours that are Making You Feel more Lonely
In today's hyperconnected world, it may seem paradoxical that many people feel increasingly lonely. Loneliness is a complex emotion that can be influenced by various factors, including our habits and behaviours. It's essential to recognize certain habits that may unknowingly contribute to feelings of isolation and take proactive steps to cultivate meaningful connections. In this article, we'll explore five common habits that can make you more lonely and provide strategies to break the cycle.
By Samuel James3 years ago in Men
One Day
I hope that one day I'll work up the courage to be able tell you how much you mean to me, how much you've shaped me into the person I am today. I could tell by the way mom talks about you to me that she knows our bond is close to non-existent. She mentions to me that if she were to pass before you, she pleads for me to give you a call every once in a while, take you out to eat, or to spend some time with you doing your favorite hobbies. She's worried because she senses that our family will be without one another when she is no longer here due to our emotional disconnect and detachment, and our language barrier.
By Tawnya Huynh3 years ago in Men
A Father's Legacy : Father's Footprint challenge
"On this special day, I honor the father figure who has nurtured my dreams, cheered for my successes, and offered guidance during challenging times. You are my champion, and I'm so blessed to have you in my life. Happy Father's Day!"
By kulandaivel3 years ago in Men
Dad
Dear dad, I tried so hard to get you to be part of my life. The moment that you and my mom split up, it was like you weren't a parent anymore. At least, not mine. I have always wanted to know why? Why did you not want to be part of my life? Why was it so easy for you to just throw me away?
By Chantal Michalski3 years ago in Men
The Bluest Collar and the Biggest Heart
My father built houses, but never for black people. It started as a roofing and siding business. It was hard, big work in a soft, small town. My two brothers and I always had what we needed, and we knew better than to want more. The only thing I wanted was to stop hearing the n-word at dinner.
By Abby Seber3 years ago in Men
The Sculptor of Identity: A Chronicle of Paternal Influence
Life is a fascinating mosaic, pieced together by experiences, relationships, and the lessons they yield. In my life’s panorama, my father’s role has been as a chisel, meticulously sculpting my identity with patient and loving strokes. The story of who I am today is incomplete without acknowledging how my father, my primary male role model, has influenced my personal and intellectual growth.
By Stevie Johnson3 years ago in Men
My Father's Wisdom
Growing up as a daddy's girl, I have always been aware of the extraordinary bond my father and I share. His unique blend of wisdom, kindness, and authority has made him not only my favorite person in the world but also my go-to source for advice, especially in matters related to finance and work. As I reflect on the role my father has played in shaping my identity, I realize that his quiet strength, unwavering support, and invaluable lessons have left an indelible mark on my life.
By Caroline Archer3 years ago in Men
The Journey To Discover My Dad
If you want to know "who" I really am, take a look at my father through my eyes. Bold and brave and sweet as pie he gave and gave; do you know why? A dad is more than, planted seeds it's watering, pruning and pulling weeds. He loved when things were good and bad and sacrificed what he could have had To be sure we had all that we'd need to live life well, more than just succeed. He knew things we could never know and showed us what it meant to grow Never give up, life can be hard you don't quit due to lousy cards But play the hand that you were dealt experience taught him, so he felt The obligation to equip his kids to pay it forward, as he did Leave this world better than you found for the ones who inherit this hallowed ground
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Men





