Monday, January 17, 2011

Do Women Who Hate their Fathers Tend to Mess Up their Relationships with Men?

 

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Dr. Boyce Watkins asked this question on his Facebook page:

A friend of mine once said "If the woman you're dating hates her father, it is almost inevitable that she is going to find a reason to hate you too." Is that true?

 

Here were some of the responses:

    • LaDawn Sumpter-Fraser Almost true... she will find some of the same faults not on purpose but if he does anything close to what her father did or does... the hate will come out and comparison!!!!Speaking from experience!!!I've grown a lot from it but it happens!!!!

      Yesterday at 11:38am · Like

    • Limnyuy Konglim No. Is this the same friend that wrote the book you mentioned a while back?

      Yesterday at 11:38am · Like · 1 person

    • Mike Pace Not absolutely true. It is on a case by case basis. Some may hate their father due to lack of appearance and influence. And some may hate due to other mistreatments or even misunderstandings. Other external factors such as relationship with brothers, uncles, ex boyfriends, etc will most likely play a role. So it is tough to call.

      Yesterday at 11:41am · Like · 5 people

    • LaDawn Sumpter-Fraser Boyce Imma say no to the hate him part because I'm married and it will just be a comparison thing and she will look to find if the husband or boyfriend will do anything close to what her father has done!!! Because she is trying to find the opposite to her dad!!!

      Yesterday at 11:43am · Like · 1 person

    • Lori Stee Might not the statement be made regarding men in relationship to their mothers? To what end do you isolate the dynamic as related to women?

      Yesterday at 11:49am · Like · 3 people

    • Ida Davis

      This is a very timely discussion. The relationship between daughters
      and fathers forms the basis for positive or negative relationships
      between men and women. I disagree with this statement, however.
      Some women seek a "nice daddy-type" man to...See More

      Yesterday at 11:49am · Like

    • Beverly Knapp I think that is a very stereotypical comment. These types of generalizations do not add to progression.

      Yesterday at 11:52am · Like · 3 people

    • Rodney A West Yes, it starts off as a trust issue, then the love airbag bursts. The father-daughter relationship is a critical element in the psychology of loving ALL of your woman.

      Yesterday at 11:56am via Facebook Mobile · Like · 1 person

    • Jocelyn Mills Lyons If she hasn't faced and worked through those issues.....I think so.

      Yesterday at 12:06pm · Like

    • Jocelyn Mills Lyons On a certain level, don't we all have some issue to work through?

      Yesterday at 12:08pm · Like · 3 people

    • Elijah Augustine I've found this to be true. It doesn't take very long in a relationship to figure out whether the woman had a good or bad relationship with her father. The difference to them being well adjusted in a relationship is like night and day.

      Yesterday at 12:22pm via Facebook Mobile · Like

    • Ida Davis

      Lori, I can personally relate to your discussion! In a real world,
      children love and respect both parents. However, behind closed
      doors in the big houses with the white fences, there is often
      terror. Children of abusive parents carry the scar...See More

      Yesterday at 12:26pm · Like · 2 people

    • Tracy Jones Billups

      wow.......I think the woman will have trouble relating to a man properly if she has not dealt with any issues she has from childhood including father issues.
      Hate is a strong word, so for her to hate the man who should be her first love mea...See More

      Yesterday at 12:31pm · Like

    • Sheila Monae Yes it's true

      Yesterday at 12:56pm · Like

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