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Insecure attachment to fathers linked to increased mental health issues and alcohol use
(www.psypost.org)
We been know.
this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2024
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It's funny, because there was an effort in the 80's questioning the value of fathers. It was a serious push at the time.
Like wtf is wrong with these people?
Fathers are great but none is definitely better than insecure attachment to one. The father whose presence or love comes and goes or isn’t stable fucks you up far more than the one who you don’t have
It's the same with every familial relationship. I'm glad people these days are pushing the found family thing hard to make up for how terrible blood relatives can be for people who need it.
So while I do have a pretty decent relationship with my father, it always did bother me growing up that he was fucking ALWAYS on business trips. Just the nature of the career he had. But in retrospect, absolutely not great for the long-term dynamic.
Psypost out here throwing hands
I drink because I'm bored with life, not any issues with my father lol
I’m a complex human being. I don’t drink JUST because of my issues with my father.
Bored and despondent. We'll see how I'm doing after the next presidential swearing-in.
stop attacking me
This is a totally new idea that hasn't been known forever
No fucking shit
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So that's why I drink. I already knew, but it's validating to have someone else say so. Good thing I'm in therapy.