It happens far too often: Women withholding their children from their father without facing any consequences. It’s a powerful tool of control, turning innocent children into pawns in a battle for dominance or revenge. Whether it’s personal grievances or a need to exert power, this behavior raises serious questions about its long-term effects.
Is this acceptable? And if it’s not, who truly bears the cost? The fathers, who are left emotionally devastated? Or the children, who lose the invaluable bond and stability that comes from having both parents in their lives?
In this episode of ReMinding Yourself, we dive into the controversial topic: Can keeping children away from their father be considered a form of child abuse? We’ll examine the psychological toll on children, the societal double standards that perpetuate this issue, and the lack of accountability that enables it to continue. If this behavior is harmful, why is it so common? And why do systems designed to protect children often fail to intervene?
This is more than just a discussion—it’s a call for accountability, fairness, and putting children’s well-being first. Whether you’re a father navigating these challenges or someone invested in protecting children’s rights, this episode will provoke thought and inspire action. Tune in to join the conversation and uncover the truth behind this all-too-common issue.
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