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    There are not many relationships more sacred then that between a father and his son. And no relationship will have a bigger impact on what kind of man a boy develops into than his relationship with his father. Of course this could also be said of daughters. Society knows this which is why they do all that they can to separate and sever this bond. They know that if they can sever this bond then they will have complete control to do as they please.

    Bonding between father and son is incredibly important and something that you should make time for. If you don’t raise him then the corrupt media, “education” system, religious system, and the random emotions of his mother will. A guaranteed way for a boy to have problems in life is to have someone other than his father or a strong masculine father figure be his main source of knowledge and behavior during his upbringing. Women for the many things they can do right cannot raise a child properly after the age of five. It is then that the father’s presence is the main presence and the one that determines a good portion of how the child will develop.

    Strong Fathers Make Strong Sons

    And likewise weak fathers make weak sons. Whenever I see a boy who is struggling with life. He has trouble with girls, with fitting in, is often picked on, he either becomes bitter and angry striking out and rebelling or he becomes even softer and gets used to being a doormat. Sometimes a weird combination of both. What I’ve noticed is that nearly every single last one of these boys either have an absent relationship with their father or one where their father is not giving them what they need. This comes from boys of all different backgrounds as well from those living in a trailer in the holler to those living in a mansion on top of a hill.

    I’ve also heard these fathers when talking about their sons “I don’t get what’s wrong with him, I would have killed to have what he has at that age” generally referring to monetary wealth, a nice school with pretty girls, or something else that they didn’t have at that age. Not realizing that what their sons want and need desperately is to be taken and guided by their fathers in the ways of man. Nothing can replace that, nothing. These boys are listless, afraid, and feminine because they don’t have masculine guidance and are waiting to be initiated into the world of manhood. They need masculine influence and direction to get what they want. Those that are confident and happy are generally those with truly good relationships with strong fathers.

    Crucial To Development

    This relationship and guidance is crucial for a boy’s development. It’s crucial and sets up a great foundation when he is young and becomes even more important when he hits puberty. From the ages of 0-5 a child’s most important relationship is going to be with it’s mother as it should be. At this stage it still requires nurturing and things that a mother can do best. However once out of that stage then the most important relationship is going to be with the child’s father. Then the child is going to look to the father for it’s clues as to how it’s supposed to act and will follow the father’s example.

    The best thing you can do for your son (or daughter) is set a good example of the man you want him to be. Preaching won’t do any good. You can’t tell your son to be strong but then give in to your wife it doesn’t work that way. The biggest impact is going to be through your example. Show your son how you want him to be, behave, and act don’t tell. Telling does nothing without an example. This doesn’t mean you can’t instruct him or tell him about things where you went wrong and hopes he’ll do better in. Make sure you’re teaching him not preaching to him. So first off be a great example and then be a great teacher.

    Ways To Bond

    Before our society offered many chances, opportunities, and ways for a father and son to bond. It was healthy and natural so society made sure to make room for this. However now with our corrupted society it does the opposite and tries to destroy this. But you can still make time if it’s a priority to you. In the agricultural age father and son would work the fields together and the son would learn much from his father this changed with the industrial age and is getting even worse now. However that is no excuse here are just some ways that you can use to bond with your son. The earlier you start the better off you’ll be and if you’re son doesn’t respect you he won’t want to bond with you. You must be strong.

    These are going to be rapid fire I could expand on each one but then this would be more of a book instead of an article. Pick the ones that make logical sense to you and that best fit with you and your son and your lifestyle. Going to the gym, working on stuff (cars, house, etc. showing him how to fix things), hunting and fishing, riding (horses, quads, motorcycles), going shooting, camping (think there is something particularly strong about nature). Remember if your son respects you and see you as a strong leader and hero he’ll want to do these things with you. However if he doubts your strength and ability to teach him he’ll want to do other things.

    Summary

    Father son bonding is incredibly important to a son’s development, perhaps the most important thing. It’s something that you have to make time for and have as a priority. And something that must be done when they are young and through adolescence. Once they go out into the world they are going to no longer want your guidance and resent you if you try to offer it then after neglecting it for so long. Make sure to make time for this when it still counts and when it can still do the most amount of good.

    #473538
    Blue Skies
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    society needs to understand that fathers are every bit just as important as mothers.

    MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

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    Back in Black
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    Great post. I’ve made a few anecdotal observations over the years.

    Men raised without a strong masculine role model are not always weak and timid. However, they are drama queens or at least have excess drama in their lives.

    For example, Lebron James. Obvious alpha male. But doesn’t he, from time to time, end up in some bizarre situation that has way more drama than you would expect. Way too much emotion involved. Men raised by strong masculine men don’t necessarily let emotion determine their actions. Letting your emotions dictate your actions is very female in nature. Men, strong masculine men, are more logical based.

    Here is a list I have compiled over that past few months. Also, I have noted famous males who have had strong masculine figures in their lives.

    Lebron James seems to have occasional drama – raised 100% without a father.
    Terrell Owens – drama queen – 100% raised without a father
    Dez Bryant – drama queen – raised without a father
    Eminem – was raised without a father.
    Hitler – father was a vicious drunk
    Stalin – father was a viscous drunk
    Arron Hernandez – father died when he was 16 and it hit him very hard.
    Mike Tyson – didn’t know his father.
    Allen Iverson – didn’t know his father.

    Steph Curry – very stable individual – very close with his father.
    Michael Jordan – close to his father

    "Women are directly adapted to act as the nurses and educators of our early childhood, for the simple reason that they themselves are childish, foolish, and short-sighted—in a word, are big children all their lives, something intermediate between the child and the man, who is a man in the strict sense of the word. Consider how a young girl will toy day after day with a child, dance with it and sing to it; and then consider what a man, with the very best intentions in the world, could do in her place.” Quote from Arthur Shopenhauer, 17th century philosopher

    #473710
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    My father was and still is the MAN!

    Watching him handle difficult situations taught me more than I care to explain. I only learned what I did because he spent the time with me. I studied him, so did my brother. We are the lucky ones and we know it!

    I feel bad for the guys and girls who never had that. But I feel worse for the men who weren’t and aren’t aloud to be an active father, even though they’d love nothing more.

    Feminist wasteland. Sad as hell

    #473825
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    Men do not spend enough time with their sons. They either cannot for lack of time earning a living to keep them clothed and fed. Or the state takes away that right on divorce. If you are not married to the mother of your child you have no rights over your son.

    I do not say that men who grew up without a strong male presence cannot be one themselves. It takes longer to get that knowledge and attain character that having a father will do for you.

    Not only can we talk about fathers – but in older societies men have their social circles that imparted such knowledge to all youth. The trial of Manhood was a necessary and sometimes death-defying step to achieve adulthood and respect.

    Unfortunately that is no more. And we are all the worse for it.

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    Buller100
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    Yes agree,,,

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