An Unwanted Life Story: A Eulogy For My Socially Distant Father
Welcome to the seventh Unwanted Life story, where Scott Beller from the Daddying blog talks about their relationship with their father
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Welcome to the seventh Unwanted Life story, where Scott Beller from the Daddying blog talks about their relationship with their father
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe impact of pregnancy on mental health is often overlooked, due in part to the fear of stigma. This article hopes to change that
Reading Time: 7 minutesA review of Onward, an epic story of two brothers trying to see their father, and how growing up without a father affect someone
Reading Time: 7 minutesThis article reviews Final Space and looks at the storyline about Gay Lightspeed’s dysfunctional relationship with his mum, Sheryl Lightspeed
Reading Time: 7 minutesRace Across The World is a BBC 2 reality TV show with a surprising mix of contestants with some of them having invisible disabilities
Reading Time: 6 minutesMother’s Day is a day to pay tribute to the mother who raised you, but for others, it’s a reminder of how not all mothers are worth praising or remembering
Reading Time: 8 minutesThe second instalment of using my interactions with people on Twitter to generate another advice based article of real-world knowledge
Reading Time: 8 minutesThe vexing problem of trying to help my mum when she does nothing with the help I give her or the advice and information I find for her
Reading Time: 5 minutesInsights into toxic families, their behaviours, and how avoidance of your family can be the best solution to protect your mental wellbeing
Reading Time: 4 minutesI discuss my mum’s weekend visit, disability/cancer, and how society isn’t always kind to those who are disabled due to what they see as “special” treatment