Fatherless
Seema Holloway
EN1420, ITT Technical Institute
04/14/2015
Abstract
You never know how someone is affected by not having a parent. People ridicule others all the time because they may not have been affected but it’s not your life. I will always remember how I was raised as a child and how encompass my life was without my father. It’s so important to be present in your child’s life. I could never see myself telling my kids a lie or not making myself available for them.
I love them so much and I adore them, my life is my kids. The government system is set to make the man just give his money up to a child that he barely knows. It’s much more important to me for the father and child to spend time and the money can come later. My dad paid child’s support and didn’t know me until I was about six or seven years old. Maybe if the government came up with a lucid system to keep these men in the kids’ lives it would be good for the children.
The best father a child could ever have. I wish I could have been raised by both of my parents but it didn’t happen that way. Having a father around helps in a lot of ways like; having two incomes, two forces of discipline, two arms of comfort, two forms of advice, and etc. I lacked from a lot of those advantages of having a father around. The role of a father is to teach a daughter how to be in a nonsexual, intimate relationship with a man. It’s the first relationship a daughter has with a man. He basically is teaching her how a women should be treated. Some studies show that fathers may be unnecessary to a child’s well-being, but other studies show that fathers provide unique role-model that is helpful to children’s health. Majority of the time separation a divorce is the cause of one parent home or they never live together at all. Fatherless children do worse in school and are involved in more criminal activity than children with fathers at home. Especially if you are raising a boy, we, as women,...