9 Habits Women Whose Dads Weren’t There For Them Emotionally Or Physically Carry Into Adulthood | Mitzi Bockmann
My father walked out on our family when I was seven. He didn’t disappear forever. He came and went, sometimes staying for a few weeks or days, and then he would leave again. It was very confusing and resulted in father wounds that I didn’t realize impacted me until later in life. For much of my life, my dad and I had been close. My mom worked days while my dad was at business school, so he was the one who took me to school, picked me up, and fed me dinner. We were very similar, and I was so lucky to have him. As a result, his no longer being a constant presence in my life when I was seven was devastating. The feeling of being abandoned by my father changed everything for me. And it still resonates to this day. Habits women with dads who abandoned them emotionally and physically carried with them into adulthood: 1. They people-please Andrii Nekrasov | Shutterstock When my dad came home, I did whatever I could to …





