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A Father's Cry

Michael R. Burse Jr.
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Pages
74
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Fulton Books, Inc.

About

Most of the time we get the mother's perspective when dealing with children. A Father's Cry is just the opposite of that, it's a father's perspective on life how he deals with everything. Also, it tells you how a father really feels about his children but continue to get pushed away and never gives up. During the trials and tribulations in life and a death of his sister what made him do better. This book examines how a good woman can show you real love, support, care, and showing that she will always be there for you no matter what's trials you go through in life. A Father's Cry is all his pain and tears and not holding back from voicing what's right for a father. Often, we fathers don't get the recognition we deserve, yet we do what's right for our children, but not recognized by the baby's mothers. We fathers all walk lives single, or in relationships, trying to move forward with our children being held as a paycheck. We still don't disown our children, nor do we talk bad about their mothers. We push forward and make ourselves happy at the same time to be present for our children. This book will also show how a child helps a father deal with depression, PTSD, and suicidal issues with them present. Some things will make you cry and break you, but we still must wear our masks and push forward.

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Michael R. Burse Jr.Author