Holidays like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day are complex at best and emotional scourges at worst for adult children who had terrible connections with their parents.
Many survivors of childhood dysfunction are at a loss as to how to celebrate these fictitious customs while being true to themselves and their healing.
As a result, some argue that Father’s Day, in particular, is unworthy of celebration, given how men used to refuse to care for their children.
However, according to Cyril George Carstensen Lutterodt, also known as Counselor Lutterodt, if you have difficulties with fathers, you should blame the mother at the center stage instead.