ARE MY DADDY ISSUES HINDERING ME? | HAPPY FATHER'S DAY | Genesis Wholeness and Wellness Podcast

Hello Womanhood. This episode is very special and close to our hearts as we speak about all the ways that our fathers have impacted our lives and how we're moving into the future with these things in mind. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did making it.
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[@itumelenglerato5469]

I have taken so much from this episode thank you for letting us into your vulnerable spaces and sharing your stories with daddy issues. Also S/O to Mr Madonsela he was my maths teacher in high school he is so cool and funny. Thank you guys for this episode i needed it. much love, xoxo.

[@GenesisWholessandWellness]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watching this episode. We share so that this community can grow, not just in size but in mind, health and wellness, so thank you for receiving that. Mr Madonsela has 3 fans now, if he doesn't we're dead 😂❤

[@kgatonape8099]

Hallo Ladies, i love love love you conversations, keep it up

[@GenesisWholessandWellness]

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[@karabomashabane8461]

I feel like being a father in this day and age must be extremely challenging. Particularly because you are trying to navigate an emotionally conscious household without being given the tools or examples of such. Don’t get me wrong I’m not justifying emotionally unavailable fathers buts that’s a pretty high metric to hold for someone who does not know how to care for their very own emotions. If I was president for a day I’d make it law for all fathers to attend therapy for the gestation period of their offspring, but in SA some children are conceived by self-fertilization soooo hmmmmm

[@GenesisWholessandWellness]

I love the saying that says "our parents took us as far as they could" because it is very true! Parents and fathers in particular cannot give what they themselves do not have and so it is very important to acknowledge that however there comes a certain period in ones life where existing with what you've been given is not enough. It is then each individuals choice to acquire more in order to give more or to remain the same. I personally think that the choice to remain the same is where the fault lies and therefore cannot see justification for something like emotional unavailability, for example. Parents need to do a better job at being self aware and continuously working at forging better relationships with their kids and that is the missing part.