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Fatherless Women & Motherless Men: Impact On Your Love Life
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Fatherless Women & Motherless Men: Impact On Your Love Life

The Impact on Adult Love Relationships. Coming to Emotional Health & Maturity Despite Difficult Beginnings in Childhood
Created byGabriella Kortsch
Last updated 11/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • You will understand where your relationship issues come from & what you can do to improve them
  • You will have begun to eradicate the wariness or fear you may experience in certain relationship situations
  • You will have healthier & stronger boundaries
  • You will be well on the road to loving yourself
  • You will notice a clearly improved psychological and emotional quality of life
  • You will feel greater inner freedom in how you approach & deal with people

Course content

9 sections • 45 lectures • 4h 9m total length

  • Introduction5:38
  • An In-Depth Look at Those Missing Parents & You15:02

    Explore how missing parents and emotional absence—whether due to death, abandonment, divorce, work, or illness—shape girls' and boys' self-esteem, relationship patterns, and the path to inner self-love.

Requirements

  • There are no prerequisites other than an interest in this subject

Description

What happens to the adult woman who was raised without her father - possibly due to a lack of physical or emotional presence or a combination thereof? 

What happens to the adult man whose early maternal relationship was somehow not intact, or was dysfunctional, or perceived as unfulfilling? 

Motherlessness and fatherlessness frequently depends not on the death of the parent, but on the fact that the parent of the opposite gender is not there for the child in the way that is necessary for emotional, psychological, spiritual, and in some cases, even physical development to take place in a healthy fashion. Therefore, due to this lack of solid and cohesive parenting – which sometimes may occur even when the parent is doing their best - a dysfunctional mindset, behavior, or defense mechanism may evolve in the personality of the growing boy or girl.

Sometimes a father's physical presence may form part of the household, yet he may not be available for his daughter in the way that she hopes for as she searches his face in vain for a clue to her own identity; sometimes a mother believes she is doing her utmost to raise her son with love and attention, yet he feels as though he never received the love and support he so desperately sought from her as a child; as though he had been short-changed in the affection department.

Sometimes the parent is not actually present, due to divorce, abandonment, illness, or death; sometimes the parent is negligent, uncaring, or even abusive: in all these instances, the child suffers, and pays for it in his or her adult relationships … until he or she recognizes this and begins to work on resolving it. This course explores these issues, their recognition, and possible resolution.

Who this course is for:

  • Your father was either absent or somehow unavailable when you were a child
  • Your mother was either absent or somehow unavailable when you were a child
  • You feel that something is not right in your adult love relationships
  • You have noticed that you are often wary, or even fearful in certain areas of your adult love relationships
  • You have several failed adult love relationships
  • You typically fall in love with someone who sooner or later holds you at arm's length
  • You have noticed you have poor boundaries
  • You believe you do not love yourself

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