I think self celebration and self love is always appropriate. Who couldn't use more of that? I feel like we all need more of that. If you are really suffering from a father wound, I actually have a really great course you can check out Terry Cole dot com forward slash father wound. So go to Terry Cole dotcom forward slash guide for the list of things that I shared with you in this episode. And here's the last thing I want to say, you are worthy, regardless of who raised you or didn't raise you. You are worthy of love, respect, of being cherished, of kindness, of consideration of compassion.
Do you dread Father’s Day? Do you find yourself frustrated in the greeting card aisle every year because you feel like you have to get a card but none of the Hallmark messages ring true?
Are you estranged or is your father absent? If so, you are not alone. While Father’s Day is a celebration for some, for others, it can bring up feelings of sadness, anger, and disappointment. I get it.
I had a very complicated relationship with my father and Father’s Day was always kind of painful for me. I was that person who would go into a store and see all these cards that would say things like:
“Dad, you were always there for me,” or, “You’re so amazing, thanks for always cheering me on,” etc. None of the Father’s Day sentiments were accurate for me or represented my experience with my father.
If you can relate, this episode is for you. I’m sharing 5 non-traditional ways to celebrate Father’s Day to give you options to honor the beautiful, supportive relationships in your life.
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