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Indeed my brother I feel it too

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It's simple. If you can't work on your car , you're lost. 1. Replace clutch 2 . Rebuild rear differential 3. Rebuild engine 4 . General maintenance 5. Drive like you know what you're doing I already know most of you can't do this. Once you do these things, you'll enter a level of manliness that no internet comment can touch.

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Thank you for the kind words Donnie

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Probably because nobody has a " farther". But seriously in your mind you have an image of your father. Come to terms with that image. That's all you can do.

Write "him" a letter anyway. Share all your feelings - pains, unmet needs, regrets, anger. Then burn it. The idea is to address the wound caused by him. And then take it to the "higher" father. For many men, this ends up being God. But you can also understand it in the sense that we have within us our father, and by reconciling with the archetype of the father we come more into alignment ourselves. Our father is in other words us. I hope this isn't too confusing. The initial sentence stands as a practical approach in dealing with it. Be well, brother.

13:07 he addresses this

Everyone has a father.

Be careful with your assumptions

@@Lizpolygigiblissgirl again please read my other reply. Ive witnessed the abuse. Ive been stepping up for these boys for almost a decade. Im the man they can't me to and trust not their dad. Hes a complete waste of space. His family has disowned him. He's beaten his wife. Locked her up ina sub basement. Threw rocks at his oldest when his oldest tried to get away from him when he tried to protect his mother. Your abject dismissal without any questions first i guess sums up why your here. Out job as men is to protect and support . And here you are turning the other way. Get info first. A man does not make emotional snap judgements. Man up and learn to be what God meant you to be. Not an emotional uninformed fool.

@@Lizpolygigiblissgirl apparently a previous response did not actually post. Hes been physically abusive. I was present when he threw my sister in law across a room. He was also arrested for kidnapping and false imprisonment . His trial starts the 14th of Feb. Get information vefore you jump to an emotional decision. Your a man. Act like one.

@@everythingisupsidedown9593 cop out answer. Grow a pair and protect the women in your life. Get information before you judge. You act like one of those guys who are but hurt you cant score a woman of character to marry or raise your children. And; f you have i hope you teach them to be slower to judge and quicker to inquire. Your lack of desire to help a fellow man who is trying his best to fill the shoes of a pathetic excuse of a man speaks volumes of the job your parents did for you and what you would do for those who rely on you.

@@everythingisupsidedown9593 more cop out. Be a man boy. Its good your n this channel. Maybe they can teach you something. First and foremost is respect of your betters. Its not that im right. Its you are uninformed and uncompassionate. Life will deal you what you deserve.

Jesse is a wise man.

There's a man who you view as your father. A friend's dad or a coworker. I been mentoring some kid and recently told me I am his dad. I have been encouraging him to make better decisions for 15 years.

you have a father, you just dont know who he is ...my advise is find a mentor and create a circle of friends that will push you to improve and acheive your goal

Write "him" a letter anyway. Share all your feelings - pains, unmet needs, regrets, anger. Then burn it. The idea is to address the wound caused by him. And then take it to the "higher" father. For many men, this ends up being God. But you can also understand it in the sense that we have within us our father, and by reconciling with the archetype of the father we come more into alignment ourselves. Our father is in other words us. I hope this isn't too confusing. The initial sentence stands as a practical approach in dealing with it. Be well, brother.

Why do idiots like you post this shit? What are you doing to serve others? Make men better? Hiding behind some bs faceless account running your gums while other MEN contribute. Button up.