Father Quote by Glen Rambharack
“My Mom tells me I have a Father. But I don't know him! She tells me he was no good, he drank to much! Yet she loves me and say I am just like my Dad, She tells me he was a handsome Man! Yet I have no memory in my mind of what he looks like. All my secret tears I cry under my bed as a kid, still he didn't show up! He wasn't there to save me from all the advantage that was taken on me! He wasn't there to save me from my step family abuse! I am older now and I am so sorry that I blame him for not being there for me! I understand now it wasn't his choice to leave me, unprotected at a tender age of 4 years old. He himself was only a kid when he die at 24 years old. I don't know you Dad but I have your genes! They are good genes cause your 2 grand sons turn out to be great kids. They had a very good Dad, Dad! Were ever you are Happy Father's day and I love you even though I don't know you !!”
About This Quote
A child grapples with abandonment, longing, and mixed feelings toward an absent father, recognizing his own inherited strengths.
In simple terms: Child feels abandoned but finds strength in heritage.
Key Takeaway
Accept the past, honor your own worth.
Themes
abandonment
family
identity
healing
inheritance
Mood
sad
reflective
Type
personal
emotional
When to use this quote
- therapy
- personal writing
- family counseling
- support groups
Key Concepts
psychology
grief
generational trauma
self‑acceptance
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you define yourself beyond your father’s absence?
- What strengths have you inherited?
A Different Perspective
Healing may be slow and memories incomplete.
